Wrights Forest

Wrights Forest – Cockatoo – Vic

Estimated time:
2 hrs

Distance:
Approx 4 km return

Grade:
Easy

About this walk

Wrights Forest

Wrights Forest pram walk is just 10 minutes from Emerald Lake Park and offers a serene bushland experience. The wildflowers in spring are spectacular, and you can spot trees still carrying the scars of Ash Wednesday. This family-friendly walk is ideal for prams, toddlers on bikes, or little ones on foot.

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Pram Walk Details – Wrights Forest

  • Location: Cockatoo, Victoria

  • Distance: Flexible loop via Yellow Track and Wrights Track

  • Surface: Paved and gravel paths; forest tracks may be uneven in spots

  • Difficulty: Easy to moderate

  • Pram suitable: Yes, with care on natural tracks

  • Dogs: Allowed on leash

  • Facilities: Parking, picnic areas nearby, wildflower viewing


Highlights Along the Walk

  • Stunning wildflowers in spring

  • Forested trails with native trees

  • Scenic Puffing Billy Track connection

  • Peaceful bushland environment

  • Opportunities to spot local wildlife


Why This Walk Works Well With a Pram

  • Mostly flat sections along Yellow and Wrights Tracks

  • Wide enough for standard prams; natural tracks require slower pace

  • Flexible walking distances for families

  • Safe, shaded forest paths


Local Tips for Families

  • Park in the large bay halfway up or down Bailey Rd

  • Bring water, hats, snacks, and sunscreen

  • Keep an eye on children near uneven track areas

  • Visit in spring for the best wildflower displays

  • Click here for a map of the walking tracks


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Why We Love Wrights Forest

This Wrights Forest pram walk combines peaceful forest paths, spring wildflowers, and a connection to Puffing Billy Track, making it a perfect short outing for families with young children near Emerald.

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