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Length: 21.8km
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Duration: 6hrs
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Grade: 2
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Style: One Way
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Start: Wonthaggi
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End: Sam Remo
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Location: Bass Coast
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Closest Town: Wonthaggi
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Distance from CBD: 137km
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State: VIC
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Latitude: -38.5359516094
Longitude: 145.4069749796
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Bass Coast Walk and Rail Trail is a 21.8km, grade 2 One Way hike located in Bass Coast Victoria. The hike should take approximately 6hrs to complete.
Summary
The popular Bass Coast Walk and Rail Trail is a cliff top hike that stretches from the outskirts of San Remo at Punchbowl Road, to the Bass Highway (just opposite the hall at Peppermint Road) in Kilcunda. The final 12km is along the Bass Coast rail trail from Kilcunda to Wonthaggi. The Trail ends in Graham Street Wonthaggi where you will collect your cars and return to the start point.
Rugged Cliffs, crashing surf, remote beaches, rural pastures and a rich coal mining history all form part of this hike.
The hike offers spectacular views of the coastline and follows the route of the explorer George Bass’ epic voyage of discovery along the southern edge of the Anderson Peninsula, over 200 years ago.
Access
- Wonthaggi railway station site, Bent Street (or carparking at the shopping centre on the western side of the Bass Highway)
- Kilcunda township – on Bass Highway
- Anderson – V-Line carpark opposite roundabout to Phillip Island on Bass Highway
- Woolamai Recreation Reserve on Trew Road.
Max elevation: 71 m
Min elevation: 3 m
Total climbing: 429 m
Total descent: -459 m
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