Lower Sweetwater Creek Nature Reserve — Attraction in Melbourne

As others say, a lovely stretch of bush amidst suburbia.

However, several parts are quite steep. There's some steep long sets of steps for getting to and from several adjoining streets, and also some stepped 'links' for switching across to a different path.

So it can be hard going physically if your fitness isn't very good. If so, the easiest stretch is from the Hoadley St entrance, and then turn left onto the fire trail which is pretty flat.

I seem to recall that a map is available via Frankston city council's website and /or in council's little booklet of parks and reserves - but...

Nice to have a nature walk in suburbia. Quite a few short track through bush with a creek winding through it. Pretty and well established tracks. Depending on which tracks you take there are lots of stairs. If you make it to the bottom the view of the ocean across the road is worth the effort 😊. Only downside are the houses back right up to the path for large sections of the tracks but it is still a nice walk and better than wandering...

This is a gorgeous piece of Australian bushland that is a lovely corridor for native wildlife and flora that leads to the sea. There is a great information board on the Lawson Street entrance. Parking is pretty good. It is somewhat wheelchair friendly but more likely someone with a walking cane. Very kid friendly. Bring your own refreshments as there isn't anything there. Please take out...