Lorne
Walks, Waterfalls & Parks

From Lorne you can easily explore the Great Otway National Park and view the coastline from varous vantage points. Walks around the area are diverse but if you have the time you should see either Erskine Falls and Sheoak Falls, they are worth a visit. If your time is short, a quick drive to Teddy's Lookout for a bird's eye view of the coastline would be time well spent.

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The Great Otway National Park incorporates the former Otway National Park and Angahook-Lorne, Carlisle and Melba Gully State Parks, as well as areas of State forest and other Crown land.

The new national park covers 103,000 hectares, an increase in park area of more than 60,000 hectares.

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Lorne parks, walks and waterfalls

		Erskine Falls : Erskine Falls Road Lorne
		Erskine Falls are at the end of Erskine Falls Road 10km north east of Lorne. There is a viewing point above the falls and a walking track, which is steep in places and leads to the base of the falls. The falls cascade over one of the highest drops in the Otways.
		Time: – allow 6 hours (return) - Distance 7.5 km	Map>>

		Allenvale Mill Site Walk : Allenvale Road Lorne
		The Allenvale Mill Site Car park is a 2 km drive from Lorne along Allenvale Road. A relatively easy walk following the Saint George River all the way to the Great Ocean Road.
		Time – Walk at your own pace for about 1km	Map>>

		Teddy's Lookout : George Street Lorne
		From Teddy's Lookout there are spectacular views of the coastline and the Saint George River and Otway Ranges.
		Time: – Drive or walk from Lorne 5 min	Map>>

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Lorne Parks Walks Waterfalls : Great Ocean Road Lorne Accommodation Victoria Australia

Lorne Walks, Waterfalls & Parks

The Great Otway National Park incorporates the former Otway National Park and Angahook-Lorne, Carlisle and Melba Gully State Parks, as well as areas of State forest and other Crown land. The new national park covers 103,000 hectares, an increase in park area of more than 60,000 hectares.

Erskine Falls : Erskine Falls Road Lorne

Allenvale Mill Site Walk : Allenvale Road Lorne

Teddy's Lookout : George Street Lorne

Lorne
Walks, Waterfalls & Parks

The Great Otway National Park incorporates the former Otway National Park and Angahook-Lorne, Carlisle and Melba Gully State Parks, as well as areas of State forest and other Crown land.

The new national park covers 103,000 hectares, an increase in park area of more than 60,000 hectares.