Step into the rich tapestry of Heathmont’s past with the Heathmont Historic Walk.
Designed for curious explorers and history enthusiasts alike, this moderate 4.6km route invites you to uncover the stories behind local landmarks, from the bustling railway station built in 1926 for orchardists, to reserves named after pioneering families and community leaders.
Along the route, you’ll encounter sites that shaped Heathmont’s identity including historic churches, the rebuilt railway bridge, and bushland generously donated for conservation. You will pass through F.J.C. Rogers Reserve, Herman Pump Reserve and Heathmont Reserve. Each stop reveals tales of early settlers, orchardists, and civic-minded residents whose vision transformed Heathmont from rural orchards to a vibrant suburb.
Whether you’re seeking a leisurely stroll, a deeper connection to local heritage, or simply a new perspective on familiar streets, the Heathmont Historic Walk offers a fascinating blend of natural beauty, community landmarks, and living history. Start your adventure at Heathmont Railway Station and let the stories unfold as you walk
Download walking guide and map for Heathmont Historic Walk(PDF, 626KB)
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