Walk along the Franklin Track and across the cable suspension bridge, being sure to watch for platypus or rakali (native water rats) foraging for food along the river bed. After walking you begin to understand that Yea's best kept secret is a very special, unique place just waiting to be explored.
Be sure to look up in the trees occasionally for koalas and take the ramp off the bridge that leads to a cleared area popular for picnics, functions or just relaxing. You'll be surprised at the native birds, plants and animals that you will discover.
Read the interpretive signs and unravel more secrets about the uniquely Australian aquatic mammals and fish. Take care also to read the information about how the Traditional Owners of the land used and cared for the wetlands or surround yourself with the newly installed Taungurung Immersive Walk that takes you on a journey exploring the large sculptures designed by artist Sammy Trist.
Dogs are also welcome on a lead.