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Boroondara Recreational Cycling WESTGARTH DONCASTER Hurstbridge Line Alphington Path continues to BULLEEN To Darebin Creek Trail Westerfolds Park Dennis Faireld ALPHINGTON Koonung Westgarth Freeway Wetlands Golf Course Koonung Creek Reserve Exercise DAREBIN Belle Vue Stations Primary School FAIRFIELD Columba St Alphington Reserve Bellevue SC Park Path continues to Merri Creek Faireld Boathouse Koonung Trail Clifton Hill, Royal Park Faireld Park Steps Koonung Trail Yarra Trail Zig Zag Park Kew Boroondara SC NMIT Billabong Bulleen Rd Capital City Trail Faireld Campus Kew Hays Paddock BALWYN NORTH Boroondara Park Royal Talbot Willsmere Golf Club Primary School Park Rehabilitation Centre Yarra Trail Burke Rd Quarries Regional Park Kilby Rd Playground Path continues to Greythorn SC Ringwood, Eastlink Trail Chandler Hwy KEW EAST North Balwyn Hyde Dickens Village SC Park Corner SC Doncaster Rd St. Bede's Balwyn Rd Outer Circle Trail Primary School Doncaster Rd Yarra Bend St. Anne's St. Bridget's Park Catholic School Kew High Primary School Willsmere School Village Kew East Primary School High St Balwyn North Dights Primary School Falls Yarra Bend Harp Village Greythorn Hawthorn Cycling Club Golf Course Willsmere Rd Stradbroke Balwyn High Park Racing Circuit Childers SC Park School Park Myrtle Park Greythorn Rd Harp Rd Macleay Hislop Park Gordon Barnard Studley Park Belmore Rd Park Reserve Boathouse Greythorn KEW Balwyn Leisure Centre Primary School Kew Recreation Victoria Abbotsford Convent & Yarra River High St Park Belmore Boroondara Childrens Farm Centre Balwyn East Burke Rd Sports Complex Princess St Heights SC Kew Primary Belmore SC Caritas Christi School Outer Circle Trail Hospice School Minie Steps Park Xavier College Prep Vimy House Andale BALWYN St Paul's School (Burke Hall) Private Hospital College Kew Junction Dickinson Studley Park Rd Reserve SC Union Rd Alexandra Kew Library Cotham Rd Cotham Gardens Private Hospital St Georges Hospital Genazzano FCJ Deepdene Wellington St Sacred Heart College Primary School ABBOTSFORD Primary Maranoa Trinity Gardens Beckett Grammar Deepdene SC Park Mont Albert School Ruyton Our Lady of Park Xavier Girls School BOROONDARA Whitehorse Rd All Hallows Good Counsel Primary School College Primary Deepdene Denmark St Balwyn SC Preshil Methodist Park Balwyn Barkers Rd Glenferrie Rd Senior School Balwyn Church St Ladies' College Anniversary Trail Park Balwyn Primary School Library SC Carey Baptist Belmont Fintona Mont Albert SC Pridmore Grammar School Preshil Prep DEEPDENE Park Girls School Whitehorse Rd Mont Albert Rd Camberwell Fintona Park School Mount St Grammar School Girls School (Jnr) Church St SC Chatham YARRA Primary School MONT John August ALBERT Hawthorn West Glenferrie Camberwell Girls Reserve Private Hospital Auburn Primary School Grammar School CANTERBURY Mont Albert Rd Glenferrie Rd SC Primary School Our Holy Redeemer St James Glenferrie Hawthorn Aquatic Park Swinburne Uni Canterbury Girls Primary School Oval Leisure Centre Rathmines Rd Secondary College Burwood Rd Balwyn Rd West Glenferrie Canterbury Reserve Hawthorn Canterbury Rd Hawthorn SC Burwood Rd Auburn Sports Gd Swinburne Senior HAWTHORN East Camberwell Union Rd Belgrave & Lilydale Lines Rossbourne Secondary College EAST SC Strathcona Baptist School Hawthorn Auburn Maling Rd SC Glenferrie Town Hall Village SC Boroondara Chatham Surrey Hills SC RICHMOND Girls Grammar Morang Rd Park (Tay Creggan) Primary School East Surrey Hills East Reserve Camberwell Rd Burwood Rd Burnley HAWTHORN Hawthorn Stanhope Gv Camberwell Canterbury Canterbury Rd Richmond Power St Park St. Joseph's Library Camberwell School Burnley Belgrave, Lilydale & Alamein Lines Erasmus Linley Clinic Higheld Rd School Fritsch Holzer (private) Riversdale Rd Park Warrigal Rd Glen Waverley Line Fairview Camberwell Strathcona Baptist Park Girls Grammar School SURREY HILLS Riversdale Rd Camberwell Canterbury Capital City Trail SC High School Path continues to Primary School Trafalgar Rd South Yarra, City Burnley Gardens Riversdale Riversdale Park Glenferrie Rd Camberwell Auburn Rd Herring Primary School Middle Siena Island Tooronga Rd Camberwell SC College South Surrey Our Lady of Camberwell Library Park Heyington Victories Primary Camberwell Council Oce Alamein Line Riversdale Rd Scotch College Through Rd SC Como Seymour Gv Willison Park Higheld Gardiners Creek Trail Melbourne CAMBERWELL Park Uni Burke Rd Camberwell SOUTH Kooyong Auburn South Sports Gd Rockley Hawthorn St. Dominic's YARRA Tennis Club Kooyong Park Velodrome Primary School Willison School Gardens Anderson Park Cooper TOORAK Hawthorn Park Reserve Kooyong Secondary College Bialik College Kooyong Golf Links SC Anniversary Trail Gardens Alia College STONNINGTON Hartwell Lynden Park Hawksburn Camberwell Sir Robert Menzies South SC WHITEHORSE Reserve Tooronga Village SC Epworth Rehab Toorak Rd Hartwell Tooronga Camberwell South Hartwell SC Primary School Park Primary School Glen Iris Tooronga Wetlands St. Cecilia's Burwood Orrong Romanis Toorak Primary School Village SC Victoria Reserve Gardiner Howard Dawson Gardens Park Reserve Burwood Toorak Ferndale Park ARMADALE Gardiner Nettleton Park Park GLEN IRIS Reserve Burwood Hartwell Reserve PRAHRAN Sports Gd GLEN IRIS Lumley Malvern Hill n Dale Skate Park Gardens Armadale Public Gardens Delmont Summerhill Private Hospital Harold Holt Pool Ferndale Trail Park BOROONDARAArmadale Gardens Path continues to Deakin University, Reserve Station St, Box Hill South Recreational Cycling Glen Iris Glen Iris MALVERN Primary School Legend Warrigal Rd Upper Ashburton Ashburton Glen Iris SC High St Primary School MONASH O road paths Ashburton SC Ashburton (coloured solid lines) Ashburton Park Milton Gray Library St. Michael's Ashwood SC Reserve Primary School Unsealed path Dorothy Laver Malvern Central Reserve Ashburton Pool & Recreation Centre Gardiners Creek Trail Park duck Anniversary Trail On road bike lane pond ASHBURTON Warner Hedgeley Dene Reserve Reserve Darling Watson Train station Park Alamein MALVERN Public toilet at station EAST Gardiners Creek Trail Regional Solway Markham Playground Public toilet Primary School Reserve Scale NORTH Holmesglen Shops 0 1 2 3 km Holmesglen TAFE Water fountain Scale 1:16,000 Glen Waverley Line Cauleld East Malvern Monash University © City of Boroondara, 2012. All Rights Reserved. Cauleld Campus Waverley Path continues to Chadstone SC, Playground Oval No responsibility is accepted for omissions or out of date information. Ardrie Scotchmans Creek Trail Reproduction of any part of this map is prohibited without prior permission. Park Phoenix Park Map by visualvoice.com.au Frankston Line Cranbourne & Pakenham Lines.
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