About
The Peninsula’s biggest stretch of native bush.
Greens Bush is the largest remaining area of native bushland on the Mornington Peninsula and part of Mornington Peninsula National Park. Quiet walking tracks wind through tall eucalypt forest and open grassy clearings, where mobs of eastern grey kangaroos are often seen grazing in the early morning and late afternoon.
Details
Visitor Info
Access
Short walk from Baldrys Crossing car park
Terrain
Dirt tracks with some hills
Entry
Free
Opening
Daylight hours
Parking
Free car park at Baldrys Crossing
Dogs
Not permitted (national park)
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Bushfire safety
Check fire danger before you go.
Greens Bush is dense bushland. On days of high fire danger, parks may close. Check conditions before setting out, carry water and stay on marked tracks.
Highlights
Bushwalking
Quiet tracks through tall eucalypt forest and grassy clearings.
Kangaroo spotting
Mobs of eastern grey kangaroos graze the clearings at dawn and dusk.
Picnics
Spread out a picnic in the bush at Baldrys Crossing.
Walks from here
Choose your trail
Walking routes that start in or pass through Greens Bush.
Two Bays Trail
27 km · Hard · Out & Back
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