The high light of the Great Ocean Road, experience the atmosphere & romance of days gone by.

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Otway National Park 13,000 hectares of rainforests and mountain ash trees as well as coastal heathlands and open woodlands, forest and 60 kilometres of dramatic coastline including

The Apollo Bay Visitor Information Centre has the award-winning Otway Eco-Tourism Centre which takes a colourful look at the regions natural attractions. Located on the foreshore, the centres displays feature the Otways and the coast.

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Spectacular lush rainforest is found within the 12 876-hectare Otway National Park west of Apollo Bay. Its unspoilt beauty stretches inland from Blanket Bay and along the coast to Princetown taking in some of natures best scenery.

Enjoy a picnic with a scenic ocean backdrop at a grassy foreshore reserve at Torquay, Lorne and Apollo Bay. If you are looking for some peace and quiet, pack some local produce, head into the Otway Ranges and find a spot beside a creek or stunning waterfall.

The Great Ocean Road itself was built by returned serVicemen after the First World War as a memorial to fallen comrades. With its stunning coastal scenery it probably constitutes Australia\'s most spectacular and unusual war memorial.

Maps by Wilmap Australia. Lorne Township.