Self-guided tours
Living Water Trail
The Living Water Trail demonstrates that water is truly the basis of life. Every living thing relies on water to survive, and one animal which is very sensitive to changes in the environment is the frog.
Follow the frogs on this tour of self-discovery, where the coloured frogs guide you through the consequences of human intervention in their natural habitat.
| Location: | Kirks Reservoir Park |
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| Getting there: | The entrance to the reservoir park is on the Daylesford-Ballarat Rd. Get there by taking exit C292 from the Western Hwy, or from Ballarat go via Victoria Street (C805), turn left into Water St (C292), then turn right onto the Daylesford Rd exit. |
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Catchment Habitat and Water Trail
Explore the native plants and interesting geological features on this tour of Gong Gong Reservoir Park. A native park with a diverse array of indigenous plant and animal species, the Trail takes you along the stunning Yarowee River.
| Location: | Gong Gong Reservoir Park |
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| Getting there: | The entrance to the reservoir park is on the Daylesford-Ballarat Rd. Get there by taking exit C292 from the Western Hwy, or from Ballarat go via Victoria Street (C805), turn left into Water St (C292), then turn right onto the Daylesford Rd exit. |
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