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Kurth Kiln Regional Park
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Aukje
December 19, 2016
You can walk, cycle, horse ride, picknick, walk your dog, go for a swim, learn something about Australian history- all in one place!
Jane
February 23, 2018
Nice walking track alongside creek from the main Kurth Kiln historical buildings. Follow track down on the right and it crosses a bridge and loops back. Easy walk.
Kathleen
November 19, 2019
Sight seeing. Old kiln and great walks, small stream, beautiful picnic areas.
Namrata
May 24, 2021
ocated 7 km North of Gembrook, Kurth Kiln was first established in 1942, and at that time was the only continuously operating charcoal kiln in Australia. It had a capacity of 25 tonnes of billets (1.2m lengths 6f wood) which, when topped up every two hours, produced three tonnes of charcoal every twenty four hours. Charcoal was used in motor vehicles as a substitute for petrol with so called "Gas Producers". A 6 shilling (60c) bag would last for up to 100 km. Today Kurth Kiln is a Picnic Ground and camping ground in a quiet and peaceful bushland setting. Here the wind sings its undulating song in tall Eucalyptus trees, and graceful black cockies sail majestically overhead. Picturesque walking tracks lead along the Tomahawk Creek, crossing it on several rustic bridges. At Kurth Kiln you are never far from civilisation yet you feel the beauty of the bush talking to you as if you were the only person in the world. Kurth Kiln and its parklands cover approximately 3500 ha.
ocated 7 km North of Gembrook, Kurth Kiln was first established in 1942, and at that time was the only continuously operating charcoal kiln in Australia. It had a capacity of 25 tonnes of billets (1.2m lengths 6f wood) which, when topped up every two hours, produced three tonnes of charcoal every t…
Konum
Gembrook, VIC