Logging track: Dead end in Cambarville

Logging track: Dead end in City of Frankston is a track. It runs in a northeast-southwest direction and crosses Track (4WD Only) and ends at Cambarville Road, while the other end is a cul-de-sac.

Road Type: track
Route: northeast-southwest

Attraction

Cambarville Historic Site. Information boards show the history of the logging township. – approx. 2,3 km.
The Big Tree – approx. 2,4 km.
Sitka Spruce – approx. 2,8 km.

Viewpoint

Sovereign View – approx. 3,0 km.
Cumberland Falls – approx. 3,0 km.
Cora Lynn Falls – approx. 3,4 km.

Picnic site

Cambarville Picnic Area – approx. 2,5 km.

Roads nearby

Track (4WD Only)

Snowy Hill Road

Eildon - Warburton Road

Cambarville Road

Cambarville Picnic Area, Cambarville Historic Site

Cambarville Road 4WD

Cumberland Walk

Cumberland Falls, The Big Tree, Sitka Spruce, Sovereign View

Petty Metal Road

Messmate Ridge Road 4WD

Marysville - Woods Point Road

Granite / Cascades Trail, Granite Grind / Cascades, Granite / Bypass, Taggerty Valley View Lookout, Sherlocks Lookout, Sherlocks Lookout / Granite Grind / Summit Loop, Trails Map, Lake Mountain, Lake Mountain Trail Information

Alps Lookout, Summit Loop / Alps Lookout, Summit Loop Track

Warburton - Woods Point Road

Fireline Number One Track

Marysville Lookout Trail

Marysville Lookout

Lake Mountain Summit Trail / Cascades Trail

Lake Mountain Summit / Loop Walk, Granite / Cascades

Leadbeater's Walk

Lake Mountain Summit Trail

Taggerty Return Trail

Lower Echo Flat

Lake Mountain Tickets and Information Desk

High Country Lookout

Echo Flat Trail

Lower Muster Trail

Little Echo Loop

Melbourne Lookout

Helicopter Flat

Campsite nearby

Commercial buildings nearby

Snowsports Office and Retail

Resorts nearby

Lake Mountain Alpine Resort

Rivers nearby

Streams nearby

Cumberland Creek

Cora Lynn Creek

Armstrong Creek

Sandstone Creek

Armstrong Creek East Branch