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Frankston Foreshore, Boardwalk and Pier

Updated:September 13, 20232 Mins Read
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Location: Kanook Creek Reserve, Cnr Gould and Wells St, Frankston
Grade: Easy
Time: 1 hr
Distance: 3km return
Facilities: Toilets, baby change, disabled access, dogs allowed, drinking water, parking, cafe, information centre, picnic table, running.

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Frankston Foreshore Boardwalk and Pier is a lovely spot for a walk with baby in a pram or stroller. Explore the Frankston Waterfront on the 3m wide, raised timber boardwalk designed to protect the vulnerable dune system. There are gorgeous views of Port Phillip Bay and, if baby needs a break, plenty of places to stop for a play on the beach.  Park in the Kananook Creek Reserve and follow the creek to the Frankston Pier. Walk along the pier to reveal  the 22 letter “secret message” on the pier flags. Continue along the boardwalk to the gravel track leading to the Jetty before returning the same way. The Frankston board walk is lit from below at night.

Thanks to Colleen from Pram Walks for sharing this great local walk.

To see more great pram walks go to www.pramwalks.com.au 

The aim of Pram Walks is to encourage community spirit and have everyone band together to compile a fantastic list. If you have a great route in your local neighbourhood (either track or through streets), be sure to fill in the ‘add a pram walk’ form on their website.

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