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Welcome to Bass Coast Strollers web site. 

The Bass Coast Strollers been strolling the Bass Coast for over 25 years.  

The Bass Coast Strollers offer a variety of walks usually grade easy to medium with options of 4kms or between 8 & 12 kms. Also the occasional away or day trips

Information about walks around the region and our up coming events are easy to find by using the walk tab or events tab.  New Members Welcome.

Useful Links
https://bushwalkingvictoria.org.au/walk-safely/
https://bushwalkingvictoria.org.au/bushwalking-newsletter/

Notices

Upcoming Walks

  • The Gurdies - Try Bushwalking Week
    Mon, 22nd Sep 2025 - 8:45 am
    Foreshore car park at the end of Pier Rd, Grantville

    The Gurdies Nature Conservation Reserve Walk
    A Loop walk through the Nature Reserve with the opportunity to view Springtime wildflowers.
    Sand and gravel surfaces,
    Approx  8k - Grade Easy

    We will now meet at Foreshore car park at the end of Pier Rd,Grantville. toilets available.
    We will carpool to the picnic area on Dunbabbin Rd,
    and enter the reserve from here.
    L off Grantville-Glenalvie Rd onto the Shuntoff, then L onto Stewart Rd, L again onto Dunbabbin.

  • Grantville
    Mon, 22nd Sep 2025 - 8:45 am
    Grantville Transaction Centre

    Hi All Short Walkers,
    We will be walking in Grantville on Monday. We will meet at the Transaction Centre at 8.45 ready for a 9am start. Liz is leading the walk.
    Please let me know if you are joining us.
    Faye

Events

  • MIRBOO NORTH OVERNIGHT OPTION OCT 13
    Mon, 13th Oct 2025 to Tue, 14th Oct 2025

    Walks in the Mirboo North district, including shorter options are planned for Monday Oct13th
    There is an option of staying overnight for a Tuesday walk.
    The walks include the beautiful Lyrebird Forest Walk, Picnic and enjoy the lovely bush, birds singing, enormous eucalyptus trees.
    Walk 6km Grand Ridge Rail Trail, maybe walk through the Morwell National Park, then drive to the Morwell River Waterfall.
    Picnic and enjoy the lovely bush, birds singing, enormous eucalyptus trees. Get together on the first night for a meal at the local pub.
    For more information or accommodation ideas contact Liz H. [email protected]