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Otways Drive 4WD EASY Track Notes Dry Conditions AWD & Otways Drive 4WD EASY Track Notes Track Notes: Due to the variations in the accuracy of vehicle trip meters, or if tyre size has Note: There may be river and creek crossings in this route. Ensure that you been changed on your vehicle, some trip notes readings may vary from the check the depth of crossings before entering, and that your vehicle is properly readings from your trip meter. To get the most accurate readings, you may need prepared for the water crossing. to reset your trip meter at each intermediate point. Some tracks in these routes are on tracks that are subject to seasonal closures Location coordinates are the end of the particular section, except for start (SSC), other tracks may be closed for maintenance or other reasons. Visit the coordinate. Parks Victoria Four Wheel Driving Activities homepage to check on information regarding track closures and other information on the area you intend visiting Datum is Australian Geocentric 1994 (GDA94) These trip notes should be used in conjunction with the recommended maps for each route. Abbreviations used in trip notes: CSA Continue Straight Ahead PSA Proceed Straight Ahead TL Turn Left UT U - Turn TR Turn Right SP Signpost BL Bear Left SO Straight On BR Bear Right t/o Turnoff KL Keep Left SSC Subject to Seasonal Closure KR Keep Right MVO Management Vehicles Only VL Veer Left LAF Leave as Found VR Veer Right * Where alternate route leaves/rejoins main route Launders Track Alternative Route and/or diversions Access Point Route Access Point and Visitor Sites Track Classification: For a complete explanation of the Track Classification System, click here for a downloadable information sheet 2wd 2 Wheel Drive 1 Easy 2 Medium 3 Difficult 4 Very Difficult 1 Dry Conditions AWD & Otways Drive 4WD EASY Track Notes Track kms Dir. Class Road/Track Name Description Location (GDA 94) 0.0 2wd Great Ocean Road Anglesea - roundabout west side of bridge 55H 254314 E 5745247 N 10.1 CSA 2wd Great Ocean Road Aireys Inlet 55H 247560 E 5739326 N 4.0 CSA 2wd Great Ocean Road Moggs Creek 55H 244002 E 5738134 N 14.5 CSA 2wd Great Ocean Road Lorne 54H 759325 E 5730106 N 7.1 CSA 2wd Great Ocean Road Cumberland River Holiday Park 54H 756923 E 5726246 N 9.3 CSA 2wd Great Ocean Road Wye River 54H 751658 E 5719882 N 5.2 CSA 2wd Great Ocean Road Kennett River 54H 748973 E 5716248 N 7.1 CSA 2wd Great Ocean Road Carisbrook Falls Car Park 54H 744376 E 5713597 N 9.5 CSA 2wd Great Ocean Road Skenes Creek 54H 736232 E 5710310 N 5.5 CSA 2wd Great Ocean Road Apollo Bay (Great Ocean Road Eco Tourism Centre) 54H 732079 E 5706514 N 13.7 CSA 2wd Great Ocean Road Binns Road to right (alternate route) 54H 723828 E 5709093 N 3.3 CSA 2wd Great Ocean Road Maits Rest Rainforest Walk 54H 721900 E 5707249 N 3.7 CSA 2wd Great Ocean Road Turn off to Cape Otway Light Station 54H 720352 E 5704330 N 12.0 TL 2wd Lighthouse Road Cape Otway Light Station car park 54H 718241 E 5696392 N 12.0 TL 2wd Lighthouse Road Great Ocean Road 54H 720352 E 5704330 N 3.2 CSA/TL 1 Horden Vale Road Turn off to Aire River camp grounds 54H 717961 E 5705381 N TR 1 Turn right to Aire River Campgrounds 54H 716101 E 5702547 N 5.8 Bridge over Aire River, access to campground either side 54H 715238 E 5702228 N Walk from here to mouth of Aire River and ocean beach, 54H 714231 E 5701550 N not suitable for swimming 5.8 TL 1 Horden Vale Road Return to Great Ocean Road 54H 717961 E 5705381 N 8.2 TR 2wd Great Ocean Road Turn right onto Old Ocean Road 54H 711250 E 5705199 N 6.8 TR 1 Old Ocean Road Turn right onto Great Ocean Road 54H 710526 E 5709024 N 0.4 TR 2wd Great Ocean Road Turn right onto Aire Settlement Road 54H 710388 E 5709377 N 2wd Great Ocean Road Access Point 4.0 TL 1 Aire Settlement Road Turn left onto Wait-Awhile Road 54H 712167 E 5711052 N 5.8 TR 1 Wait A While Road Turn right onto Aire Crossing Track 54H 714801 E 5714836 N 0.7 VL 1 Aire Crossing Track Veer left onto Young Creek Track 54H 715391 E 5714471 N 1.5 VR 1 Aire Crossing Track Aire Crossing campground (limited space) 54H 715494 E 5713301 N 5.0 TL 1 Young Creek Track Turn left onto Phillips Track 54H 717037 E 5717140 N 2 Dry Conditions AWD & Otways Drive 4WD EASY Track Notes Track kms Dir. Class Road/Track Name Description Location (GDA 94) 0.3 TR 1 Phillips Track Triplet Falls, Heritage Trail 54H 717059 E 5716865 N Turn left, staying on Phillips Track 54H 718039 E 5718431 N 2.9 CSA 1 Phillips Track Otway Fly Canopy Walk 54H 718140 E 5718880 N 3.7 TR 1 Phillips Track Turn right onto Beech Forest Lavers Hill Road 54H 720372 E 5721028 N 3.7 CSA 2wd Beech Forest Lavers Hill Road Beech Forest 54H 723832 E 5720366 N 1.3 CSA 2wd Beech Forest Mt Sabine Road 54H 725061 E 5720075 N 20.2 TR 1 Aire Valley Road/Binns Road Alternative route to Apollo Bay 0.6 TL 1 Aire Valley Road Beauchamp Falls Road 54H 725408 E 5719631 N 1.6 1 Beauchamp Falls Road Beauchamp Falls Carpark 54H 726192 E 5718795 N 3.8 CSA 1 Beech Forest Mt Sabine Road Intersection with Lardners Track 54H 728385 E 5720733 N Intersection – Beech Forest Mt Sabine Road, Turtons 4.2 CSA 1 Beech Forest Mt Sabine Road 54H 730764 E 5719701 N Track, Seaview Ridge Road 8.3 TL 1 Turtons Track Haines Junction - Turtons Track, Forrest- Apollo Bay Road 54H 735774 E 5719588 N 4.0 TR 2wd Forrest Apollo Bay Road Turn right onto Sunnyside Road 54H 736902 E 5722175 N Forrest Apollo Bay Road Access Point 2.7 BL 1 Sunnyside Road Intersection Sunnyside Road, alternative route 54H 738795 E 5721524 N 1.5 CSA 1 Mt Sabine Road Grey River road 54H 740155 E 5722142 N 15.9 TR 1 Grey River Road Alternative route to Kennett River 8.6 CSA 1 Mt Sabine Road Kaanlang Road 54H 743990 E 5725628 N 9.5 CSA 1 Mt Sabine Road Intersection, turn right to Mt Cowley (Fire Tower) 54H 748451 E 5729985 N 1.4 1 Mt Cowley Track Mt Cowley 54H 749263 E 5729510 N 1.5 CSA 1 Mt Sabine Road Delaney Road 54H 748065 E 5731261 N 2.8 CSA 1 Mt Sabine Road Intersection Mt Sabine Road 54H 749514 E 5733154 N 12.2 TR 2wd Lorne Erskine Falls Road Alternative route to Lorne Turn left, Intersection Mt Sabine Rd, Deans Marsh Lorne 8.8 TL 1 Mt Sabine Road 54H 755613 E 5737214 N Rd 9.8 TR 2wd Deans Marsh Lorne Road Alternative route to Lorne 0.3 CSA 2wd Deans Marsh Lorne Road Big Hill Camping Area 54H 755804 E 5737422 N 2.3 CSA 2wd Deans Marsh Lorne Road Seaview Road 54H 756019 E 5739390 N 5.1 CSA 2wd Deans Marsh Lorne Road Pennyroyal Station Road 54H 752753 E 5742235 N 3 Dry Conditions AWD & Otways Drive 4WD EASY Track Notes Track kms Dir. Class Road/Track Name Description Location (GDA 94) 4.3 CSA 2wd Deans Marsh Lorne Road Deans Marsh, CSA on Winchelsea Deans Marsh Road 54H 752040 E 5746202 N 1.5 TR 2wd Winchelsea Deans Marsh Road Turn right onto Bambra Road 54H 752907 E 5747326 N Access Point 0.9 TR 2wd Bambra Road Turn right onto Parkers Road 54H 753742 E 5747142 N Proceed straight ahead at Cemetery Road (Bambra 5.3 CSA 1 Parkers Road 54H 756919 E 5743682 N Boonah Road) 0.6 CSA 1 Cemetery Road Intersection with Seaview Rd 54H 757406 E 5743481 N 3.4 TR 1 Bambra Boonah Road Turn right onto Retreat Road 54H 760027 E 5744498 N 3.3 TR 1 Retreat Road Turn right onto Bambra Aireys Inlet Road 54H 761986 E 5745833 N 2.0 CSA 1 Bambra Aireys Inlet Road Intersection Hammonds Road 55H 239953 E 5745596 N Hammonds campground - no fires 55H 240078 E 5745772 N 2.85 CSA 2wd Bambra Aireys Inlet Road Proceed straight ahead onto No 2 Road 55H 242681 E 5744949 N 9.1 TR 2wd Bambra Aireys Inlet Road Alternative route to Aireys Inlet 55H 242681 E 5744949 N 7.9 TL 1 No 2 Road Turn left onto Distillery Creek Rd 55H 249826 E 5744647 N 0.2 TR 1 Distillery Creek Road Turn right onto Mt Ingoldsby Road 55H 249966 E 5744840 N Mt Ingoldsby Road, Harvey Street, 5.2 CSA 1 Anglesea - roundabout west side of bridge 55H 254314 E 5745247 N Noble Street 4.
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