This walk takes you right through the centre of Haven through the area affected by the 2009 Black Saturday bushfires
This walk takes you right through the centre of Haven through the area affected by the 2009 Black Saturday bushfires
From the Caltex Service Station at the corner of Stawell Road, the Henty Highway, Western Highway and Golf Course Road, take the Henty Highway south. The track should be on the right side of the road for a couple of hundred kilometres. After passing a few industrial sites, and once nearing the bend, the track will cross the Henty Highway to the left side of the road. The track will travel through trees in a natural like environment passing residential houses. The track will also pass the Haven shop if you would like a drink along the way, the local Primary School and the Haven Hall. There are quite a few paddocks with cattle and sheep that can add to the scenery of the walk. After passing the majority of houses, the track will take you out over the Burnt Creek bridge before coming to a conclusion at McKenzie Creek. From here, simply retrace your steps back to the start or arrange to be picked up.
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Haven shop offers drinks, food, papers, a postal service, liquor and petrol. Workers from nearby businesses often drop in and the locals catch up for a chat.
Haven has teams in the local Tennis competition in both Juniors and Seniors. Junior "Slam and Sweat" tennis sessions are also conducted here along with midweek competitions.
Includes the Haven Hall which is used for a variety of groups such as Playgroup, Exercise classes and the Womens circus. The Haven Market is held here the first Saturday of the month.
A monument recognising the Remlaw fire that went through Haven and cuased much damage in February 2009
Set partly back from the road, this school provides education for a little under 100 students. The small numbers and intimate setting is appealing to many.