Californian Redwood Forest

Located just 15 minutes from Warburton and a 90-minute drive from Melbourne's CBD is the majestic Californian Redwood Forest.

This forest will give you the rejuvenating experience of forest bathing among almost 1500 enormous red-barked trees. The forest's walking trails lead through the trees down to the river, offering visitors an unforgettable experience.

The Californian Redwood Forest at East Warburton is home to stunningly tall trees that have been standing tall for a long time. The trees are accompanied by a few other plant species, such as tree ferns, which give the forest floor an enchanting feel. The eastern section of the forest has a good network of well-maintained walking tracks that visitors can follow.

The best way to enjoy the Californian Redwood Forest is by taking a refreshing walk along the forest's walking trails. The trails are surrounded by nature, offering visitors an excellent opportunity to spot some wildlife as they walk. It is essential to keep to the designated tracks to minimize the impact on the forest's delicate ecosystem. You can also explore the riverbanks, which run through the heart of the forest.

The best time to visit the forest is during spring (September - November) or summer (December - February). During these seasons, the weather is favorable, making it easier to navigate the walking trails. The Californian Redwood Forest East Warburton is accessible from Warburton. To get there, follow Warburton Highway/Woods Point Road for about seven kilometers to find Cement Creek Road on your left. Less than one kilometer along this unsealed road leads to a small car park and entrance