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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Mount_Donna_BuangMount Donna Buang - Wikipedia

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   Mount Donna Buang ("the body of the mountain" in the language of the Wurundjeri people) [2] is a mountain in the southern reaches of the Victorian Alps of the Great Dividing Range, located in the Australian state of Victoria.

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3. www.parks.vic.gov.au › mount-donna-buangMount Donna Buang - Parks Victoria

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   A short walk from the carpark wanders through Mountain Ash and snowgums to the summit of Mount Donna Buang. Here’s what you need to know to have a safe and enjoyable experience at Mount Donna Buang this winter.

4. www.yarravalleypoint.com.au › mt-donna-buangMt Donna Buang - Snow, Walks, Map & Accommodation

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   Mt Donna Buang. Set at 1245 metres above sea level, the peak of Mt Donna Buang is one of the best ways to enjoy the Yarra Valley’s panoramic views. From this viewpoint, you will get a broad view of the manicured gardens and dense woodlands found within the Yarra Ranges.

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5. www.greatforestnationalpark.com.au › attraction › mtMt Donna Buang | Great Forest National Park, Victoria

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   Climb the 21m lookout tower on a clear day to witness breath-taking panoramic views of Melbourne, the Yarra Valley, Dandenong, Cathedral Ranges, Mount Baw Baw and the Alps. Enjoy a picnic or embark on one of the many walks accessible from the summit.

6. www.parks.vic.gov.au › places-to-see › parksWarburton Donna Buang and the Upper Yarra - Parks Victoria

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   Mount Donna Buang offers panoramas towards Westernport and Port Phillip Bays and tobogganing in the winter, while the Rainforest Gallery will give you a new perspective on the Mountain Ash forests of the region.

7. www.trailhiking.com.au › hikes › mt-donna-buangMount Donna Buang Hike (18km) - Trail Hiking Australia

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   Located only an hour (80km) from Melbourne's CBD, the sheer slopes of the mountain deliver an ascent profile that gets lungs bursting and thighs burning, making it prime training ground, especially for hikers heading to Kokoda in Papua New Guinea or to overseas mountain summits.

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   How high is Mt Donna Buang?

   • Mt Donna Buang summit is 1245 metres above ground, offering stunning panoramic views from a 21-metre lookout tower. You'll see views over Melbourne, the Yarra Valley, Dandenong Ranges and Cathedral Ranges, Mount Baw Baw and the Alps. It is also a popular picnic area and starting point for walks on the mountain. The picnic area has gas...

   Mt Donna Buang - Visit Victoria

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   How do I get to Mount Donna Buang?

   • Take a stroll through the rainforest. This beautiful walk features a 40m long observation platform (one of only three of its type in Australia) which takes you into the rainforest canopy high above the ground. A short walk from the carpark wanders through Mountain Ash and snowgums to the summit of Mount Donna Buang.

   Mount Donna Buang - Parks Victoria

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   Why should you visit Mt Donna Buang?

   • During the summer months, Mt. Donna Buang is a haven for walkers and cyclists who come here to try the challenging terrain and enjoy the scenic views. There are three main walks in this area: During the winter months, the Mt. Donna Buang summit becomes a fun area for snow play.

   Mt Donna Buang - Snow, Walks, Map & Accommodation - Yarra Valley …

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   Does Mt Donna Buang have a toboggan?

   • During the winter months, the Mt. Donna Buang summit becomes a fun area for snow play. Tobogganing is the main activity enjoyed up here as there are three toboggan runs that open up when there is snow. Toboggans are available for hire, however, there is no other equipment or clothing available for hire on the mountain itself.

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   Is Mount Donna Buang open to the public?

   • Numerous picnic areas and walking tracks are open to the public, however sections of the park are designated closed water catchments and are not publicly accessible. In winter, following sufficient snow, Mount Donna Buang becomes a very popular family friendly snow playground. You might experience long delays in reaching the summit.

   Warburton Donna Buang and the Upper Yarra - Parks Victoria

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   How did Mount Donna Buang get its name?

   • The name it has today, “Mount Donna Buang”, probably came from the Wurundjeri. A walking track to the summit of Mount Donna Buang was cut during the 1890s and the much wider Donna Buang Bridle Track, which the current road from Warburton to the top of Mount Donna Buang follows, was opened in 1912.

   Mount Donna Buang - Wikipedia

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9. www.visitvictoria.com › Mt-Donna-BuangMt Donna Buang - Visit Victoria

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   Mount Donna Buang Summit Road, Warburton, Victoria, 3799. Mt Donna Buang summit is 1245 metres above ground, offering stunning panoramic views from a 21-metre lookout tower. You'll see views over Melbourne, the Yarra Valley, Dandenong Ranges and Cathedral Ranges, Mount Baw Baw and the Alps.