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About this tour
This full-day 4WD touring route through the scenic Wombat State Forest takes in many historical and natural points of interest.
This easy to medium grade route in dry conditions covers 100km between Gisborne to Ballan and can be started from either township.
Several walks, picnic areas and old forestry and mining sites all connect to this route for visitors to enjoy. This includes Balt Camp, built in 1946 for migrants from the Baltic States who became forestry workers following World War 2.
If you'd like to extend your stay at Wombat State Forest, Firth Park is a well-equipped campground along the tour which is popular with history buffs and horse riders, and also the starting point for the Anderson Mill Walk.
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- This full-day tour takes you through the Wombat State Forest
- Enjoy an easy to medium-grade drive across almost 100km
- See historical sites along the drive like Balt Camp built in 1946
This full-day tour takes you through the Wombat State Forest
Enjoy an easy to medium-grade drive across almost 100km
See historical sites along the drive like Balt Camp built in 1946
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Investing in nature
The Wombat 4WD Tour will be upgraded to provide better linkages to existing recreational facilities and nearby townships thanks to Victoria’s Great Outdoors.
Victoria’s Great Outdoors is boosting regional tourism and making it easier to enjoy nature by investing in better walking trails, campgrounds, 4WD tracks and visitor facilities.
Page last updated: 31/07/24