Best trails in Organ Pipes National Park
Organ Pipes National Park is located in Central Victoria and is part of the Aboriginal cultural landscape of the Wurundjeri Traditional Owners. The highlight within the park are the dramatic Pleistocene volcanic rock formations of Jacksons Creek in the shape of hexagonal basalt columns. A hike through the park will allow you to admire this geological phenomenon dating back millions of years, to a prehistoric ocean.
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Trail reviews for Organ Pipes National Park
If you need some mental headspace and don't have too much time, then a 20-minute drive from Melbourne gets you to the organ pipes for a relaxing stroll around the circuit which takes under an hour that includes many stops along the way along the river and the organ pipes and other geological formations. It's an easy walk with a little bit of an uphill for the last 10 minutes, but very doable for people of all ages.
Took me a minute to trust the green line as the path is not a set signposted path. Once on it it’s easy to follow. Slippery loose surface to make sure your shoes have good grip! Picnic tables and toilets at the bottom of the valley across from the organ pipes themselves. Steep hill back up to the carpark like others have said but that part is a sealed road and very do-able. Saw a wallaby near the creek. A better experience than I was expecting.