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Balcombe Creek Estuary

Balcombe Creek, with its estuary, is the last unspoiled waterway entering the eastern side of Port Phillip Bay. The estuary was declared as 4 separate but adjacent reserves in 1987 and covers 44 hectares of natural bushland along the creek’s lower reaches.

The Boonerwrung, the Mornington Peninsula’s traditional owners, called the Balcombe Creek area Tji’tjin’garook – the voice of frogs.

A boardwalk and walking tracks run about 3.5 km through bushland along the south bank, from the estuary to the Nepean Highway, with two bridges to the north bank creating a circuit. At the highway, the track connects with walking tracks in the Briars Park.



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Mount Martha Victoria 3934
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Balcombe Creek Estuary Boardwalk, Mount Martha
approx. 0.09 kms
Via Battisti
approx. 0.3 kms
Allocate Peninsula Holiday Rentals
approx. 0.43 kms
Mount Martha
approx. 0.45 kms
Unrivalled Events
approx. 0.59 kms
Mount Martha Beach
approx. 0.64 kms
Hawker Beach
approx. 1.23 kms
Mornington Peninsula Gatherings
approx. 1.31 kms
The Briars Park Walking Trails
approx. 1.92 kms
The Mount Martha Briars Market
approx. 2.37 kms
The Briars
approx. 2.38 kms
Victorian Yacht Charters
approx. 2.44 kms
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