Starting from the end the rear of the Dimboola Library, or across the culvert from the end of Lochiel Street, this walk takes you past the historic Chinese Gardens location to the Dimboola Weir.
Starting from the end the rear of the Dimboola Library, or across the culvert from the end of Lochiel Street, this walk takes you past the historic Chinese Gardens location to the Dimboola Weir.
Starting from the end the rear of the Dimboola Library, or across the culvert from the end of Lochiel Street, this walk takes you past the historic Chinese Gardens location to the Dimboola Weir. You can return to the start by retracing your steps or joining one of the other Dimboola 9 Creeks walks.
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After crossing the culvert at the end of Lochiel Street and entering the Nine Creeks Reserve, take the left-hand road to begin your walk along the Weir Track
The Chinese established market gardens in Dimboola originally as part of the Gold Escort Route providing vegetables for people as they moved between the South Australian and Victorian Goldfields.
During dry periods the Dimboola Weir plays an important role retaining water in the weir pool, keeping a large part of the river through the town at a level usable for recreation.