Even though the Mornington Peninsula walk is less than 1.5 hours from Melbourne, its natural wealth has remained unspoiled. Explore the large tracts of native forest in Mornington national park and traverse the magnificent coastline. Experience Mornington Peninsula’s coastal culture, wartime history and world-class food and wine. Stay in the stunning towns of Flinders and Sorento and explore galleries and eateries, with the added benefit of both villages being located on the stunning coast. Highlights: Four distinct sections to this 100km continuous circuit track: Two Bays Track: crosses the widest section of the Mornington Peninsula leading to its highest point at Arthur’s Seat, traverse inland forest to the serene Bushranger Bay The coastal hike section: cliff-top walks with dramatic views, rugged beach stretches, coastal forest and Cape Schanck Lightstation on the southernmost tip of the Peninsula. The Point Nepean section: fascinating wartime relics including historic forts and 270-degree views over the ocean.