In spring 2015, Bayside Bushwalking Club and the Great Dividing Trail Association (GDTA) hosted a weekend of 20 walks in the Daylesford region attended by over 300 walkers.
Produced by em PRESS, this booklet provides a record of all 20 walks, complete with map, elevation profile and walk description. It acts as both a memento for those who participated and a guide if they or their friends wanted to come back to the region.
The GDTA intends to use the walks described in the booklet as the source forts 2016 walks program
Highlights are described for those walkers who want to try out more of the natural beauty of the high forests and the region’s mid-19th century gold rush era cultural heritage. Most walks are circuits, avoiding the irritation of car shuttles.
Great Dividing Trail Association www.gdt.org.au
Produced by em PRESS, this booklet provides a record of all 20 walks, complete with map, elevation profile and walk description. It acts as both a memento for those who participated and a guide if they or their friends wanted to come back to the region.
The GDTA intends to use the walks described in the booklet as the source forts 2016 walks program
Highlights are described for those walkers who want to try out more of the natural beauty of the high forests and the region’s mid-19th century gold rush era cultural heritage. Most walks are circuits, avoiding the irritation of car shuttles.
Great Dividing Trail Association www.gdt.org.au
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