Lorne Historical Walk

Lorne is a popular tourist destination known for its beautiful beach, stunning views, and proximity to the Great Otway National Park.

The Lorne Historical Society, established in 1969, is dedicated to preserving the history of the township and surrounding district. They have collected a wealth of historical knowledge, including artifacts and photographs that capture the region's past.

One of the highlights offered by the Lorne Historical Society is a heritage walk that explores the town's indigenous and European heritage. This walk takes visitors to historic landmarks and hidden gems that reflect Lorne's extensive history.

The Great Ocean Road Heritage Centre is another place of interest in Lorne. It showcases the incredible story of the Great Ocean Road, which has played a significant role in connecting Lorne to the rest of the world. The road is recognized on the Australian National Heritage List.

Visitors to Lorne can join the heritage walk led by the Lorne Historical Society to learn about the region's rich history. This walk takes participants to hidden gems and historical landmarks, sharing fascinating stories of indigenous and European heritage. Those interested in the society's activities can contact them for more information or become a member. The society also has a shop where visitors can purchase souvenirs.

The Lorne Historical Walk is available throughout the year, but the best time to go is during Spring and Autumn when the weather is mild. Lorne is easily accessible via the Great Ocean Road, the Geelong Ring Road, or the Princes Highway. Visitors can park in Lorne or use the V/Line bus