Doug Stirling Walking Track

The Doug Stirling Walking Track in Lorne, Australia, is a well-established walking track that stretches for one kilometer along the coastline from Lorne Beach to Lorne Pier (Jetty).

Named after Lorne legend, Doug Stirling, visitors can enjoy scenic views of the coastline, listen to his stories and expertise of the area and experience local life.

The best things to see and do on the Doug Stirling Walking Track are to enjoy the scenic views of the coastline and take a leisurely walk. Visitors can also walk their dogs or jog on the track. The track is not very long, so visitors can easily complete it in a short amount of time.

Doug Stirling is a Lorne local and legend. Visitors can listen to his stories of Lorne, particularly when growing up. He is well-known for his knowledge and love of the area. Doug's grandfather owned a store on Mounjoy Parade, and he is the third generation of Stirlings to reside in Lorne.

The best time to go to the Doug Stirling Walking Track is during summer (December to February) when the weather is warm and sunny. To get to the Doug Stirling Walking Track, visitors can drive to Lorne, which is located on the Great Ocean Road in Victoria, Australia. Lorne is approximately a two-hour drive from Melbourne. Visitors can also take public transportation, such as a bus or train, to Lorne. Once in Lorne, visitors can easily access the walking track from Lorne Beach.