Drysdale

Drysdale is best known within Victoria for being the inland terminus of the Bellarine Railway, a volunteer-run heritage line on the former Queenscliff railway route. The town lies on the Bellarine Peninsula, with Port Phillip Bay along the peninsula’s northern coast and Lake Lorne forming a local wetland reserve close to the centre. Drysdale developed in the nineteenth century as a service town for the surrounding agricultural district, and the heritage railway preserves part of that transport history. Its position also makes it a useful stop when travelling between Geelong, Queenscliff and the peninsula’s bay shores. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Drysdale and the Bellarine Peninsula.

Generated by AI