Baldry’s Long Circuit Walk (4km)

Greens Bush - Mornington Peninsula National Park
The largest remnant of National Park bushland on the Mornington Peninsula, Greens Bush is situated between Arthurs Seat and Cape Schanck. Surrounded by farmland, it offers a haven for diverse flora and fauna, making it a prime nature walking destination. While most mammals in the park are nocturnal, you might spot Eastern Grey Kangaroos or koalas at dawn or dusk. A network of well-signed walking tracks allows visitors to explore the variety of plants and animals that call Greens Bush home. The park offers options for walkers of all abilities, from short loops to multi-kilometer adventures.

Mornington Peninsula National Park
Mornington Peninsula National Park is part of an Aboriginal cultural landscape in the traditional Country of the Bunurong People. Embracing the wild ocean beaches between Portsea and Flinders, and the kangaroo haven of Greens Bush, the park is a favourite of Melburnians looking to escape the nearby city. Experienced surfers flock to Gunamatta Beach, while rockpools at Sorrento Ocean Beach, close to town, are perfect for families.

Step out on The Coastal Walk for spectacular coastal views. The two-day walk meanders along high clifftops, through coastal vegetation and past stunning ocean beaches. Or, tackle the waves of Gunnamatta, Flinders, Portsea and Rye ocean beaches.

A haven for native wildlife like kangaroos, Greens Bush is the largest remaining fragment of native bushland on the Mornington Peninsula.