“Lost” called a child’s voice from somewhere deep within the trees surrounding Baldrys Crossing. Baldrys Crossing is the perfect starting point for an adventure into the heart of Greens Bush. This area isn’t just a picnic spot. It’s a gateway to the largest remaining piece of natural bushland on the Mornington Peninsula. Baldrys Crossing offers two main trails. The short circuit is a 1.6km loop. It’s an easy stroll through a forest of peppermint, messmate, and manna gum trees. The longer circuit stretches 3.6km. It delves deeper into Greens Bush, crossing creeks and traversing lush fern gullies. Baldrys Crossing itself is nestled beside a car park with picnic tables, ideal for a relaxing break after your walk. As you explore, keep your eyes peeled for kangaroos. Listen for the chorus of bird calls echoing through the trees. But be mindful of snakes, which also call this area home. Stick to the paths for safety. Baldrys Crossing is more than just a place to rest and eat. It’s a portal to a natural world teeming with life, offering a refreshing escape into the Australian bush. So, take a deep breath, lace up your boots, and embark on your journey from Baldrys Crossing. Discover the magic of Greens Bush.
Kororoit Creek
Is this where the river meets the sea? This is Kororoit Creek. It flows right here through Melbourne’s western suburbs