Frankston Nature Conservation Reserve Catch Up & Connect Walk
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π¦ Bookings Open π¦
IMPORTANT: to ensure a save and enjoyable experience, placed are limited to 30 walkers. Please book as soon as you can to avoid disappointment:
https://catchupandconnect-frankstonnaturereserve.raiselysite.com
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We are excited to invite you to our next Catch Up And Connect Walk!
This walk will take us to another hidden treasure, Frankston Nature Reserve.
An important habitat and refuge for wildlife, you'll get to walk amongst canopy eucalypts, wattles and tea trees.
The grassy woodland within the reserve is the largest stand in the Southern Metropolitan and Mornington Peninsula -- rich in native orchids and lilies. More than 100 indigenous wildlife species have been recorded.
The trail is largely wide and flat with a small climbs providing views across the Melbourne skyline and Port Phillip Bay.
Start your Sunday catching up and connecting, we'll have plenty of laughs and conversations along the way.
Starting point: Jeremy Way Car Park, Frankston South. Look for the team in teal and yellow t shirts.
Distance: 5km, return loop with longer options available for those keen to keep going.
What to bring: water bottle, hat, sunnies & sunscreen, walking shoes / runners, rain gear if it's wet.
Parking: you can park at the dedicated Reserve Car Park, our meeting point on Jeremy Way.
Leaving at 9:30am sharp π¦
IMPORTANT: to ensure a save and enjoyable experience, placed are limited to 30 walkers. Please book as soon as you can to avoid disappointment:
https://catchupandconnect-frankstonnaturereserve.raiselysite.com
π¦π¦π¦
We are excited to invite you to our next Catch Up And Connect Walk!
This walk will take us to another hidden treasure, Frankston Nature Reserve.
An important habitat and refuge for wildlife, you'll get to walk amongst canopy eucalypts, wattles and tea trees.
The grassy woodland within the reserve is the largest stand in the Southern Metropolitan and Mornington Peninsula -- rich in native orchids and lilies. More than 100 indigenous wildlife species have been recorded.
The trail is largely wide and flat with a small climbs providing views across the Melbourne skyline and Port Phillip Bay.
Start your Sunday catching up and connecting, we'll have plenty of laughs and conversations along the way.
Starting point: Jeremy Way Car Park, Frankston South. Look for the team in teal and yellow t shirts.
Distance: 5km, return loop with longer options available for those keen to keep going.
What to bring: water bottle, hat, sunnies & sunscreen, walking shoes / runners, rain gear if it's wet.
Parking: you can park at the dedicated Reserve Car Park, our meeting point on Jeremy Way.
Leaving at 9:30am sharp π¦
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