Devilbend Natural Features Reserve
Mornington Peninsula

Devilbend Reservoir has many walking tracks showcasing a variety of landscapes from the large reservoir, to pine forests and walks alongside farms.  More information can be found on the Visit Mornington Peninsula website
There is lots to see including a variety of plants, bird life, the occasional animal, fungi and farms.
Note that in winter and after heavy rain the tracks can get quite sodden, even on occasions having to wade through water covering over your shoes.

The Catch Drain Trail will take you to Bittern Reservoir, where there is another loop walk around this body of water. Combining both trails together creates a walk of approximately 14.4km.

For a longer walk, extend your walk to take in some of the horse trails (includes a short walk along a quite gravel road)
There are many kilometres of trails around the Reservoir, including large loop trails that take you to Bittern Reservoir, or that incorporate horse trails and quiet gravel roads. The small shack below was photographed from one of the horse trails.

The reservoir

Devilbend Natural Features Reserve. Reservoir. Mornington Peninsula, Victoria, Australia. The Shoreline.
The Shoreline

wildlife

Blue tongued skink. Devilsbend Reservoir, Mornington Peninsula, Australia.
Blue tongued skink.
Blue tongued skink. Devilsbend Reservoir, Mornington Peninsula, Australia.
Blue tongued skink
Black Swan. Devilsbend Reservoir, Mornington Peninsula, Australia.
Black Swan
Black Swan. Devilsbend Reservoir, Mornington Peninsula, Australia.
Black Swan
Devilbend Natural Features Reserve. Reservoir. Mornington Peninsula, Victoria, Australia. Black Cockatoo.
Black Cockatoo
Female Superb Fairy Wren. Devilsbend Reservoir and Reserve. Mornington Peninsula, Australia.
Female Superb Fairy Wren.
Female Superb Fairy Wren. Devilsbend Reservoir and Reserve. Mornington Peninsula, Australia.
Female Superb Fairy Wren.

Plant Life

Boronia. Native white Australian bell flowers.
Boronia
Boronia. Native white Australian bell flowers.
Boronia
Boronia. Native white Australian bell flowers.
Boronia
Wattles, Devilbend Natural Features Reserve. Reservoir. Mornington Peninsula, Victoria, Australia.Ducks.
Wattles
The Pine Forest
Pine tree, Devilsbend Reservoir, Mornington Peninsula, Australia.
Pine tree
Pine Trees. Devilsbend Reservoir, Mornington Peninsula, Australia.
Pine Trees.
Pine Cone
Pine Cone
Pines, Devilbend Natural Features Reserve. Reservoir. Mornington Peninsula, Victoria, Australia.
Pines
Pines, Devilbend Natural Features Reserve. Reservoir. Mornington Peninsula, Victoria, Australia.
Pines
Paperbark Tree, Devilbend Natural Features Reserve. Reservoir. Mornington Peninsula, Victoria, Australia.Ducks.
Paperbark Tree

scenery

Fungi

Fungi, Devilbend Natural Features Reserve. Reservoir. Mornington Peninsula, Victoria, Australia.Ducks.
Fungi
Fungi. Devilsbend Reservoir, Mornington Peninsula, Australia.
Fungi.
Fungi. Devilsbend Reservoir, Mornington Peninsula, Australia.
Fungi

The Catch Drains

The Catch Drains
Devilbend Natural Features Reserve. Reservoir. Mornington Peninsula, Victoria, Australia.
View along the catch drain trail

Bittern Reservoir

Bittern Reservoir. Devilbend Natural Features Reserve walking trails. Reservoir. Mornington Peninsula, Victoria, Australia.
Bittern Reservoir
Bittern Reservoir. Devilbend Natural Features Reserve walking trails. Reservoir. Mornington Peninsula, Victoria, Australia.
Drains at Bittern Reservoir
Bittern Reservoir. Devilbend Natural Features Reserve walking trails. Reservoir. Mornington Peninsula, Victoria, Australia.
Drains at Bittern Reservoir

The Larger CIrcuit

For a longer walk you can extend outwards to the horse trail rides. Check the signs before you leave and take a copy or have maps on your phone to nagivate your way.