Moe Yallourn Rail Trail family on bridge

Moe to Yallourn Rail Trail

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8.5km, 4 hrs one way | Moe - Yallourn | This trail sets off from the tranquil oasis that is the Moe Botanic Gardens.

The trail is surrounded by native and exotic trees and a labyrinth of walking paths. It leads you along the old rail branch line to Yallourn Power Station via charming countryside. This gentle route gifts you views of the Haunted Hills and luscious Lake Narracan, where you can stop for a walk or swim.

There’s also some gorgeous street art of endangered native critters to spot on your route (eyes peeled for the handsome platypus under the bridge in the Moe Botanic Gardens).

Distance: 8.5km one way
Grade: Level 1
Start: Moe Botanic Gardens, Botanic Drive
Finish: John Field Drive, Eastern side of Yallourn Power Station
Dogs: Welcome on lead
Moe Yallourn map
Family riding bikes in bushland on Moe to Yallourn Rail Trail
Moe Yallourn Rail Trail bike rider passing under underpass with platypus mural street art
Horse Riding along the Moe Yallourn Rail Trail
Moe Yallourn Rail Trail family riding bikes through bush

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