Bushwalk – creek and sculpture explorations in Lorne
Saturday, 8 March
Join us for a 12.5km exploration of some of what Lorne has to offer.
We’ll carpool to the starting point at the famous Erskine Falls waterfall, and walk down to the Cora Lynn Cascades, via the Lemonade Creek Track, and then return back the same way (uphill).
The walk takes us through open woodland, tall eucalypt forest and fern-filled creek gullies. It’s a winding track, relatively steep in places, and we’ll cross over creeks on small bridges.
The track may be muddy, depending on weather conditions.
After the walk we’ll check out the 2025 Lorne Sculpture Biennale outdoor sculpture exhibition.
NOTE: This bushwalk (one-day activity) is on during the Labour-Day long weekend.
This medium difficulty walk begins approximately 140km southwest of Melbourne.
Learn more about the Bushwalking Program here
This walk is being led by Bushwalking Program volunteer Eva Klusacek. Please fill out the form below and they’ll be in touch with you with further details, including the start time.
