DATE	LOCATION	ACTIVITY	ACCOMMODATION	DISTANCE TO TRAVEL (km)	VOLCANIC FEATURES	INFORMATION TO DOWNLOAD	OTHER AREAS OF INTEREST
Sun Oct 16	Travel to Port Fairy	Port Fairy -	Port Fairy Gardens Caravan Park, 111 Griffiths Street, Port Fairy 3284; 03 5568 1060	535	N/A	See Port Fairy Gardens website	Port Fairy – island and beach walks
Mon Oct 17	Tower Hill, Warrnambool	14km of walks, Easy grade on five different walks, all starting from the Tower Hill Information Centre	As above	44	Crater Lake, dormant volcano, lava flows and wetland. Tour at 11.00am from Visitors Centre.	Tower Hill Reserve Visitors guide	Koroit and Warrnambool
Tues Oct 18	Mount Eccles National Park (Budj Bin NP)	Lake Surprise crater rim walk, Lava flows walk, Natural bridge walk. Up to 11 km of Easy and Medium grades	As above	100	Lake Surprise crater rim walk, Lava flows, Lava cave, lava bridge and lava tunnel	Budj Bin National Park Visitors Guide	Budj Bim Cultural Landscape, added to the World Heritage List in 2019. -extensive indigenous aquaculture systems .
Wed Oct 19	Penshurst Volcanic Discovery centre, Mt Rousse and Mount Napier Volcano walks, Byaduk Lava Caves	Climbing two volcanic peaks, and enter the Byaduk caves Easy and Medium, 7 km	As above	170	Penshurst Volcano Museum, Mt Rouse and Mount Napier volcanic peaks, views of the western district volcanic plains	Mount Napier Geological map	Hamilton, Wannon Falls
Thurs Oct 20	Travel to Mount Gambier in South Australia via the	Accommodation at the Blue Lake Caravan Park, near the Blue Lake itself	Blue Lake Holiday Park, Lot 100, Bay Rd, Mount Gambier, SA 5290 08 8725 9856	153	N/A	See Blue Lake Holiday Park website	Lower Glenelg National Park
Fri Oct 21	Mount Gambier’s four volcanic peaks	Blue Lake Circuit, Mountain Trail, Leg of Mutton Track and Valley Lake Track. 11 km and Easy and Medium walks	As above	2-5	Visit sink holes, walk around the rim of Mount Gambier’s volcanos Blue Lake, Valley Lake and Leg of Mutton Lake	The top five walks in Mount Gambier	Port MacDonnell, sink holes south of Mount Gambier, Carpenters Rocks
Sat Oct 22	Mount Schanck and sink holes in Mt Gambier	Mount Schanck is Australia’s youngest volcano. Crater rim walk, 3 km. Medium. Engelbrecht Caves and Umpherston Sinkholes.	As above	36	Mount Schanck is Australia’s youngest volcano at 2,500 years old. Sink holes and caves in Mt Gambier	Mount Schanck Crater Rim Walk.	Port MacDonnell, sink holes south of Mount Gambier, Carpenters Rocks

1. ACCOMMODATION: see above. Cabins, caravans, tent facilities. Camp Kitchen in each location for happy hour and to arrange the next day.

Book your own accommodation.

2. CATERING: self-catering. Provide your own breakfasts and lunches. Some members may decide informally to dine out some nights.

3. TRANSPORT: Members to organise their own cars, pooling of cars and petrol payments. Estimated times of departure and arrivals to be done the night before.

4. MAPS: Maps of how to drive to each destination, plus detailed walking maps will be provided on a daily basis.

5. Details of the geological features – participants interest in the geology will vary.

6. The minimum suggested would be the “information to Download”. See above.

7. For others refer online to –

“Australia’s Volcanic History is a lot younger than you think” by Jozua Van Otteroo

“Mt Gambier volcanic eruption calculated”

“Forged by Fire. Volcanoes in Victoria” Australian Geographic 17.5 2017

“Australia’s Volcanoes” Russell Ferrett.