OT Dam — Attraction in Melbourne

We found this place on our way down from the Arthur’s point. According to the board the dam is 1.1 km away from the main road where we parked the car. Once we started hiking it felt like it’s at least 3 km and took a lot of time just to reach the dam. Unfortunately, there wasn’t anything worth seeing, there was hardly a path. It’s just a small pond which is not suitable for swimming. The return journey to the car park was sooooo exhausting. The road is too steeep, we had to take 4 stops just to walk 1.1 km. After that hike, all of us were so tired and our feet started...

The walk from the car park was about an hour with 3 children in tow. It was a wet and cold day, but we enjoyed seeing the native heath, which was a mass of pink and white flowers in mid June. The dam is beautiful and the paths to it are well tended. Certainly worth taking this walk even with intermittent showers and mud. Make sure to take waterproof coats and boots in order to be comfortable. We had a thermos of hot chocolate and...

There is no scenery worth seeing here. It is about 1200 meters from the gate to the small lake inside, 600 meters of which is a large slope, and walking and cycling can be very tiring. Only junk eucalyptus, other tree species were extinguished by the fire. The scenery is dull and boring, here is only suitable for locals to ride bicycles and walks. It should not be called...