Yellow Gum Park - Plenty (VIC)

5 /5 Patrizia Bordignon: I have never seen so many kangaroos in one place. A fabulous walk around the Blue Lake was the perfect way to spend an hour in nature, especially on a crisp autumn day. Not far from home either!

4 /5 Vithusha Uthayakumar: Its a nice place for a walk and to enjoy the lake. A little calm place.

4 /5 Trail Hiking Australia: Head out on the breathtaking Plenty Gorge River Hike, an enjoyable hiking trail in Plenty Gorge Park near Melbourne, Victoria. This captivating trail winds through a scenic gorge alongside the Plenty River, offering stunning natural beauty and diverse terrain. Perfect for both hikers and trail runners, its a fantastic way to escape the city and reconnect with nature. The Plenty Gorge River Hike commences at the Red Gum Picnic area. Head towards the Le Page Homestead track to pick up the trail. The Plenty River trail takes you through the gorge alongside the Plenty River. Find out more at https://www.trailhiking.com.au/hikes/plenty-gorge-river-hike/

5 /5 Janelle Browne: Beautiful afternoon walk at Yellow Gum Park and the Blue Lake in Plenty Gorge. Such gorgeous views. Great walk to do with kids. The track is wide (fire access track) although made from gravel. A pram would be okay, but probably not a stroller. Mountain biking is extremely popular in the park as well. We walked the loop around the Blue Lake from the carpark. But there are many more tracks to explore!

4 /5 Bayram Çiğel: No kangaroos or any other endemic animals. Thats a disappointment. There are toilets and a picnic area. Its dog-friendly, of course. You are in the forest. You can swim in the lake but I dont know how hygienic it is because the lake seems green because of mosses.