Itineraries
There are many different ways to discover ngurrak barring. Pick an artwork, Village or area of the Dandenong Ranges National Park you’d like to explore, and plan a walk to suit your time and interests.
Or choose from one of these suggested itineraries:
Grants Picnic Ground loop
Only got an hour, or little kids in tow? Get a taste of the trails with our short walk guide.
Location: Grants Picnic Ground, Kallista
Walking time: 45–60 mins
Level: Easy
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Doongalla Walk
A weekend hike with a side of arts and culture.
Explore the trails with this challenging route.
Location: Doongalla Picnic Ground
Walking time: 1hr 45min – 2hr 15min one way
Level: Difficult
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Kalorama Walk
Artworks, forests and views of the Yarra Valley?
Get a taste of the trails with this guide.
Location: Kalorama
Walking time: 60min
Level: Medium
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Dog Friendly Walks
Explore ngurrak barring with your furry friend!
While the majority of ngurrak barring runs through national park, where dogs aren’t allowed, there still some wonderful walks to enjoy with your dog.
Kalorama Memorial Reserve
(1190-1196 Mt Dandenong Tourist Road, Kalorama)
Home to Tawny Frogmouth, Water Tank Art Project and Storm Leaves Kalorama.
From here, walkers with their dogs on lead can cross Mt Dandenong Tourist Road, walk down Jeeves Ave and onto May Moon Track. This beautiful forest trail leads you to the bast of Kalorama Park.
From here, you can explore the land art, Regeneration – The Listening Place.
Birdsland Reserve
(Mt Morton Road, Belgrave Heights)
Home to Storm Leaves, Birdsland. Here your dog can enjoy a walk around the lake – and even a swim in the designated dog swim area!