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February 22, 2026
The Kennet River, commonly spelled Kennett River, originates in the forested Otway Ranges and flows about 7 kilometres south through Great Otway National Park to Bass Strait, draining a small, high-rainfall catchment. Near the coast, it slows into still, tea-coloured pools fringed by eucalypts and dense undergrowth, like this quiet bend. At the mouth, it forms a small estuary behind the beach, sometimes closed by a sandbar and reopening to the sea after higher flows.
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Discover koalas and kangaroos on the easy 1.5-mile (2.5 km) Kennett River Nature Walk, winding through lush rainforest alongside the Kennett
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