Great Ocean Road
Fairhaven to Lorne Section
PDF Great Ocean Road Travel Notes Fairhaven to Lorne
Great
Ocean Road
Satellite Image Fairhaven to Lorne
Eastern
view
is the beach in front of light green
area in top right hand corner
of the image. Just past Eastern View
you can see the Great Ocean Road
hugging
the cliffs until it drops down to
the water. Lorne is located in
middle
bottom portion of the image on the
Great Ocean Road. On the close hill
above Lorne you can see
the fairways of the Lorne Golf club.
Approximately half way down the
left hand side of the image you can
see the Back road into Lorne
snaking down the Otway Ranges
Fairhaven to Lorne
Road Video
Aerial Video
Aerial Photos Fairhaven to Lorne aerial
Picture Gallery Lorne Eastern View&Lookouts
Things to Do and See Fairhaven Lorne
Shops Fuel Eating Accommodation Fairhaven Lorne
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Great Ocean Road Facts
Fairhaven to Lorne
The Great Ocean Road memorial arch is located 3.5 kilometres passed the Fairhaven Surf Life saving Club.
An unusal house mounted on a centre column is located on the right hand side of the Great Ocean Road just past the Fairhaven Surf Club.
Big Hill is located 8.4 kilometres past Fairhaven and is 95 metres above sea level. It is one of the highest points on the Great Ocean Road where it is close to the sea.
Between Fairhaven and Lorne there are some excellent lookouts including Eastern View beach ,Devils Elbow , Cinema Point and Big Hill.
Lorne is located on the Great Ocean Road and is home to approximately 1300 people.
Erskine Water Falls and Teddy's lookout are two must see features at Lorne.
Fairhaven has an excellent surf beach for experienced surfers.
Lorne surf beach is good for average surfers.
Lorne was first settled in 1849 by timber cutters exploiting the forests of the Otway Ranges.
In 1859 Lornes communication with the outside world improved with the installation of a telegraph station.
Lorne's famous Erskine House started life as the home of the Mountjoy brothers who started farming in Lorne in 1864 and converted it to a holiday hotel in 1868. Mountjoy Parade is named after these founding fathers.
Lorne's Mountjoy Parade is that part of the Great Ocean Road from Erskine river to the first hotel leaving Lorne.
The township of Lorne was established in 1871.
The Lorne pier was started in 1876 and the Lorne school was established in 1879.
Road Video
Aerial Video
Aerial Photos Fairhaven to Lorne aerial
Picture Gallery Lorne Eastern View&Lookouts
Things to Do and See Fairhaven Lorne
Shops Fuel Eating Accommodation Fairhaven Lorne
Back to Main Great Ocean Road Map Map
Next Section of the Great Ocean Road Lorne to Kennett River
Back to Previous Section of the Great Ocean Road Anglesea to Fairhaven
Great Ocean Road Facts
Fairhaven to Lorne
The Great Ocean Road memorial arch is located 3.5 kilometres passed the Fairhaven Surf Life saving Club.
An unusal house mounted on a centre column is located on the right hand side of the Great Ocean Road just past the Fairhaven Surf Club.
Big Hill is located 8.4 kilometres past Fairhaven and is 95 metres above sea level. It is one of the highest points on the Great Ocean Road where it is close to the sea.
Between Fairhaven and Lorne there are some excellent lookouts including Eastern View beach ,Devils Elbow , Cinema Point and Big Hill.
Lorne is located on the Great Ocean Road and is home to approximately 1300 people.
Erskine Water Falls and Teddy's lookout are two must see features at Lorne.
Fairhaven has an excellent surf beach for experienced surfers.
Lorne surf beach is good for average surfers.
Lorne was first settled in 1849 by timber cutters exploiting the forests of the Otway Ranges.
In 1859 Lornes communication with the outside world improved with the installation of a telegraph station.
Lorne's famous Erskine House started life as the home of the Mountjoy brothers who started farming in Lorne in 1864 and converted it to a holiday hotel in 1868. Mountjoy Parade is named after these founding fathers.
Lorne's Mountjoy Parade is that part of the Great Ocean Road from Erskine river to the first hotel leaving Lorne.
The township of Lorne was established in 1871.
The Lorne pier was started in 1876 and the Lorne school was established in 1879.
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Great Ocean Road Facts