WebBring your canoe or kayak (or hire from local businesses) and make your way along the waters to Safe’s Lagoon on the Gunbower Island Canoe Trail on Gunbower Creek. A 5km canoe trail (an easy two-hour paddle with launching facilities) has been established through the wetland. See birds nesting in the hollows of standing dead trees. WebG u n b o w e r S t a t e F o r e s t M u r r a y R i v e r P a r k K o o n d r o o k R e d G u m F o r e s t W a l k C a n o e S i t e T w i n B r i d g e s

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WebPick up the brochure on the canoe trail from the Department of Sustainability and Environment’s Cohuna Office or download it from DSE’s website. Gunbower Creek Forest Walks There are no formal walking tracks on the island; however the open nature of the forest makes for some very pleasant bushwalking. Gunbower Forest Drive WebTanya Black is organizing this fundraiser. Please help us to save and protect the amazing natural wetlands and waterways that surround the largest inland island in Australia, the … html flowchart

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WebThe Gunbower Island Canoe Trail is located south of the Koondrook Township, about 25km north of Cohuna. To get there from Melbourne you can either take the Calder Hwy (A79) into Bendigo and travel up the Loddon Valley Hwy (B260) to Kerang where you take the Kerang-Koondrook Rd (C264) into Koondrook; or travel up the Hume Freeway (M31) … WebGunbower Island features two significant forest areas. The Gunbower State Forest is located to the north and accessible from Koondrook, while the Gunbower National Park … http://www.murrayriver.com.au/about-the-murray/murray-canoe-kayaking/ hock soon huat hardware and machinery co