Natural bushwalking tracks are a feature of Lyrebird Forest Walk.

The Lyrebird Forest Walk is a moderate one-and-a-half-hour bushwalk through native forests typical of the South Gippsland region. Located just out of Mirboo North township. Signs on the main highway indicate the entrance to the car park and picnic area where the walking track begins and ends.

The track follows the Morwell River for one kilometre through green gullies of Eucalypts and tree ferns. After reaching open farmland (private property) the path follows the edge of the forest. Trees here are smaller and different species are featured. This section of the walk is generally more open. Halfway up the hill, a secondary link track to Coral Fern Gully will take the bushwalker back to the car park via a shorter 3km route.

Walk along the bush track with the sun filtering through the tall trees and a gentle stream flowing beside. Break up the weekend away with the striking contrast of this forest with the surrounding South Gippsland farmland region.

If you don’t spot a shy lyrebird, you may encounter other beauties in the area including white-throated treecreepers, cockatoos, robins, brown thornbills, thrushes, laughing kookaburras, and crimson rosellas.

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