MOUNT NOORAT

Peaceful ambience, quiet reflection

Mount Noorat means different things to different people. For many in the community, it is the peaceful ambience of Mount Noorat offering a place for quiet reflection that they value the most. For others, it is the uninterrupted views of the surrounding volcanic landscape and the chance to marvel at the geology of the Mount and surrounds.

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RECREATION

Walking Trails

The network of informal walking tracks is highly valued by the community for the recreational opportunities they provide, from walking to trail running. Climbing the Mount has been a popular pastime in the district for well over 150 years.

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Mount Noorat

Access to Mount Noorat is via Morack St Noorat.

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Flora and Fauna

Mount Noorat is home to Blackwoods and Manna Gums, which provide habitat for two resident Wedge-Tailed Eagles.

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Walks and Trails

There is a long history of people climbing Mount Noorat. Popular walks are to the viewing platform and the summit.

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Geology

Mount Noorat is a dormant scoria cone volcano. It is estimated that Mount Noorat erupted around 100,000 years ago.

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Bird Watching

Picnic Tables

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Walking Tracks

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Best volcanic crater ever!

A steady climb up to the trig point, but the view worth it all. You can see the Grampians in the distance. You may even be lucky enough to see an eagle high on the thermals.

Beurmaris32 // TripAdvisor

April 2017