Tree Fern Gully Track

Tree Fern Gully Track is a popular travel destination among hiking enthusiasts.

The track consists of a pathway up a mountain with 1,000 stairs, making it a challenging yet exciting adventure. Visitors can use the same way down or take another wider path with the option of stairs or a dirt path.

Apart from the Tree Fern Gully Track, the park also has other running trails, historical signs, and information about the Kokoda warriors. Fitness tips are also available, and there is a cafe and BBQ areas by the car parks.

One of the main attractions of the Tree Fern Gully Track is Steavenson Falls, one of Victoria's highest waterfalls. Visitors can walk from the town of Marysville along the Tree Fern Gully Trail to reach the falls and enjoy a close-up view of forest regeneration. The trail links Marysville with Steavenson Falls Scenic Reserve and is the best way to approach the falls.

The lush green heart of Melbourne Gardens, Fern Gully, is also a popular attraction. It showcases Victorian era pteridomania while providing a cool and shady sanctuary in today's warming climate.

The best time to visit Tree Fern Gully Track is during the spring and autumn months when the weather is mild and pleasant. Visitors should be aware of their limits and take their time if needed as the stairs can be challenging even for able-bodied individuals.

To get to Tree Fern Gully Track, visitors can take a bus from Melbourne to Lake Eildon, which stops at Marysville.