The Wirrawilla Rainforest Walk is in the Toolangi State Forest, near Mt. Tanglefoot, 70 km northeast of Melbourne, in the Murrindindi Shire.
Wirrawilla is aboriginal for 'green trees'. This unique wooden boardwalk weaves its way around ferns, moss-covered myrtle beech trees and crosses and re-crosses Sylvia Creek on curiously named bridges.
A well hidden secret, this location is home to the elusive lyrebird.
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Noticeboard at Tanglefoot Picnic Ground
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Start of main walking tracks from Tanglefoot
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Start of Wirrawilla Rainforest Walk
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A solitary Forester at the Tanglefoot Picnic Ground!
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Entrance to the Wirrawilla Walk
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Spring blooms, near the entrance to the Wirrawilla Walk
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Xylophone Bridge, on the Murrindindi River, in a remote area, north of...
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Siberia Junction, adjacent to the most distant lgging camp
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Logging operations at Siberia Junction
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The start of the Myrtle Walking Track
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Looking north-west from the Toolangi-Murrindindi Rd, near the access...
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View from the the Toolangi Rd
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Entrance to the Toolangi State Forest
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Mt St Leonard and plantations
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Rushing Sylvia Creek, Wirawilla Walk
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Ancient trees, Wirrawilla Walk
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Sylvia Creek, Wirrawilla Walk
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Typical forest scene on the Walk
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One of the main interpretative notices on the Walk, describing Myrtle Beech
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Very old trees, and new spring ferns, on the Walk!
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