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Mullum Mullum Trail walking and biking

A quieter alternative to some of the larger trails, Mullum Mullum Trail meanders through native bushland, passing wetlands, creeks, and local parks. This path is ideal for walkers and cyclists looking for a more secluded route with plenty of bird-watching opportunities.

Address: Runs through Mitcham, Ringwood, and Donvale, linking to Eastlink Trail.
Price: Free
Website: manningham.vic.gov.au (opens in a new tab)

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