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Alum Cliffs

37. Alum Cliffs

	40-50 minute return walk
	Travel via Deloraine or Sheffield. The Alum Cliffs track is reached, via a signed loop road, from road B12 between the townships of Mole Creek and Chudleigh. See map
	Closest facilities are located in Chudleigh and Mole Creek.
	Level 2. Track is generally dry underfoot and has some gentle uphill sections
	Group A items
	Steep vertical cliffs; children must be supervised.
	No pets, firearms or bicycles

Enjoy a quiet country stroll to a forest lookout perched high above the Mersey River, as it flows beneath the Alum cliffs. Combine this walk with a visit to the Mole Creek caves.

Highlights

The Alum Cliffs are within the Alum Cliffs State Reserve and form a part of the Gog Range.