Today Kilcunda

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1.1 trestle bridge
1.2 kilcunda ocean view hotel
1.3 bass coast rail trail
1.4 kilcunda lobster festival
1.5 shore fishing

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trestle bridge

swimmers @ kilcunda trestle bridge, bourne creek meets kilcunda beach

the 91 m long kilcunda bridge built on bourne creek. protected national trust. trestle bridge constructed victorian railways carry coal known powlett coal fields. particularly significant monument because of steam-locomotive fuel serviced victorian railways network, 1911 until 1978, crossed on bridge. since disused, bridge tourist attraction , part of bass coast rail trail. bourne creek spills on kilcunda beach , out sea of bass strait. seashell collecting permitted on kilcunda beaches.

kilcunda ocean view hotel

kilcunda ocean view hotel

the kilcunda ocean view hotel located on bass highway directly opposite kilcunda beach.

bass coast rail trail

walking, cycling , horse trotting modern use of old wonthaggi railway line year round. bass coast rail trail flat , begins near kilcunda @ roundabout phillip island , ends @ wonthaggi shopping district. can access along way, including @ kilcunda. victoria s coastal rail trail, stretches 16 kilometres anderson wonthaggi, meandering through farmland, coastal bushland, historic coal mining nature reserves , coastline clear view of wonthaggi wind turbines , remnants of coal mine buildings. trail crosses on powlett river , bourne creek trestle bridge @ kilcunda, has panoramic views of beach. kangaroos can spotted many bird species. extension of trail anderson woolamai, on phillip island, has not yet been made suitable cyclists. public toilets situated @ each town along way. public toilets in anderson situated @ bus interchange handles connections between san remo , inverloch/wonthaggi public transport routes. bus interchange adjacent eastern side of anderson roundabout.

kilcunda lobster festival

the annual kilcunda lobster festival began in 1984 , held on australia day weekend.

shore fishing

very popular surf fishing area, catching salmon, trout , yellow-eyed mullet.