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Walking and cycling – Mornington Peninsula

Walking on the Mornington Peninsula

Explore Mornington Peninsula on two wheels or two feet. Most of the region’s national parks have safe and scenic walking tracks that lead you through a diverse range of landscapes, from beautiful secluded bays to rugged headlands, pounding surf beaches to bushland and lookouts with great views.

The region is popular with cyclists who make the most of its excellent network of on- and off-road paths. Bring your own bike or hire one from the Visitor Centre at the entrance to Mornington Peninsula National Park the park, and ride the picturesque 5 kilometres to Fort Pearce, where bikes are left to begin a short walk to Point Nepean.

Point Nepean

Fort Nepean Walk

Walk to the tip of the peninsula and take in views across The Rip, the treacherous divide between the Mornington and Bellarine peninsulas that has wrecked many ships.
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Bushrangers Bay Trail

Bushrangers Bay Trail

Follow this trail past some of the most beautiful coastal scenery around Melbourne, including flowering banksias, rock formations and rock pools.
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Cape Schanck

Two Bays Trail

The Peninsula's longest continuous track connects Port Phillip to Cape Schanck, and takes you through a diverse range of landscapes, including bush and beach.
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Join a tour:

Port Phillip Bay

Dunball's Walking Tours

Join a half-day, full-day or two-day guided walks along ocean beaches, bay beaches and tracks with views over Bass Strait and Port Phillip Bay.
29 Hughes Road, Blairgowrie
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