Turn left: From the intersection beside James Wheeler Place, this walk follows the ‘Jamieson Park 2.3km’ arrow gently dowhnill along the wide gravel track
[31] initially keeping James Wheeler Place to your right. This walk continues past a
‘Cyclists slow down’ sign
[32] (on the left) and a ‘Wildlife Protection Area’ sign
[33] (on the right) and follows the gravel track for about 90m to come to an intersection with a short informal track to the water
[34] (on the left). This walk then continues along the wide track for another 110m past a series of signs (on the left) remembering each war
[35][36][37] before coming to a Y-intersection marked by a sign (on the right)
[38]. This walk then veers left, following the ‘Jamieson Park 2.1km’ arrow along the track for the next 80m past more signs in the series (on the left) remembering each war
[39][40][41][42] before crossing a 40m long fiberglass ‘RSL War Veterans Footbridge’ with timber handrails
[43]. At the end of the footbridge this walk comes to an intersection
[44] with a faint informal steep rough track to the right just below the Dardanelles coffee shop
[45].
Continue straight: From the intersection, this walk follows the ‘Jamieson Park 2km’ arrow
[46] along the gravel track keeping the road and village a short distance to the right. This walk continues for about 50m past the continuing series of information signs (on the left) remembering each war
[47][48][49] before crossing to a 15m long fiberglass bridge with timber handrailing
[50] and then continues along the gravel track for about 40m past more information signs (on the left)
[51][52][53]. This walk then heads gently uphill to a 3-way intersection marked by a ‘RSL War Veterans North’ signpost
[54] (on the right).
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