Dandenong Ranges National Park - Tremont (VIC)

5 /5 Jason Tabrett: The national park has barbecues with gas supplied at the bottom in the picnic area, right next to a great cafe and is walkable from Upper Ferntree Gully station. There are many trail to walk there, including the 1000 steps and history all along the walk about the relationship between the trails and the WWII history we wish to remember. It’s well worth a visit and I recommend it!

4 /5 Tom: Stunning place to explore with some very challenging hills. Plenty of trails to explore and take many different routes to see lots of wildlife and some 500 year old trees. The views are amazing but can be challenging to get to. Public amenities are limited, not many restaurants or water stops, and few picnic areas. Lots of parking in many different places though.

5 /5 Mona Siania: Best time to go is early morning. First time here and it definitely was worth the hour and half drive to do. As you go up the stairs there are rest stops along the way. Everyone going up motivates you along the way to reach the top! If you are just starting out, take your time. You’ll eventually reach the top!

5 /5 Farooq Yahya Butt: The Dandenong Ranges National Park is a delight to visit in any season. Spring brings a riot of color as wildflowers bloom, while autumn transforms the landscape into a tapestry of reds and golds. Even in winter, the parks misty atmosphere and cozy cafes offer a unique charm. Plan Your Visit With its convenient location, diverse attractions, and tranquil ambiance, the Dandenong Ranges National Park is a must-visit for nature lovers and anyone seeking a peaceful retreat from city life. Whether youre looking for a challenging hike, a relaxing picnic, or simply a chance to immerse yourself in natures beauty, this park has it all.

5 /5 Synthia Zeng: It’s an ideal place for families and elderlies. The park is in the mountains but easy to come on car. You can also take train to this place. Plenty of free parking places. At the entrance, people can see many birds, and short wallabies would accompany visitors during the hiking. The vegetation varieties are relatively small but the environments make this place a wonderful casual hiking route. The physical challenge level is very low, btw.