Whipstick Gully

Whipstick Gully in Warrandyte, Australia, is a top destination for those who love outdoor activities and history.

This area has a rich gold rush history that visitors can explore. Remnants of the gold rush are still standing at Fourth Hill, such as Victory mine and mining era relics.

Visitors can access Whipstick Gully via the Yarra River side or the Gold Memorial Road side. It is essential to check changed conditions and closures information before going to the park.

Whipstick Gully provides opportunities for bushwalking, rock climbing-abseiling, and horse riding on the designated bridle trails. Mountain bikes are allowed on the Management Vehicle Tracks, but no fee permit is required for the use of Whipstick Gully Quarry for rock climbing-abseiling. The best time to visit Whipstick Gully is during the spring and autumn months when the weather is cool and mild, making outdoor activities comfortable and enjoyable. Visitors can explore Fourth Hill-Whipstick Gully (Warrandyte State Park) and enjoy this historic site that was once bustling with gold rush activities. Hikers, in particular, will find this small park interesting to explore. Visitors can access the area via the Yarra River side or the Gold Memorial Road side.