Situated on the Mornington Peninsula. The Two Bays Trail goes from Dromana, on Port Phillip Bay, to Bushrangers Bay and on to Cape Schanck it is the longest continuous track on the Mornington Peninsula.
First proposed by Stefanie Rennick in 1984 as part of the Victorian 150th anniversary celebrations, the 28km Trail traverses a diverse range of landscapes for which the Mornington Peninsula is famous.This Trail is the result of many years of planning and hard work by friends and volunteer groups.
The trail is well marked by a blue wren bird symbol on all signs. The middle of the track passes through mostly undulating Track through national park and forest.
The section on the Bass Strait side reveals Bushrangers Bay, which is arguably more beautiful than the 12 apostles area of the Great Ocean Road.
The 28km run finishes near the Cape Schanck kiosk but 56km runners ring the bell (make it a performance!) and return to Dromana using the same trails they arrived via.
For information on entry, the trail or transport go to the website for The Two Bays Trail Run
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