SkyHigh Mount Dandenong, Mountain observation point in Dandenong Ranges, Australia.
SkyHigh Mount Dandenong is an observation point located on a mountain in the Dandenong Ranges in Victoria, sitting at approximately 633 meters elevation. From this vantage point, visitors can see Melbourne's urban sprawl, Port Phillip Bay, and distant peaks in the landscape.
The site closed in 1997 but underwent extensive renovation in 2004, reopening as a modern dining and viewing facility that serves visitors today. This transformation established how the location operates in its current form.
The mountain carries the Aboriginal Woiwurrung name Corhanwarrabul, reflecting its connection to the indigenous people of the region. The site today honors this heritage through its role as a preserved natural space for the community.
This location opens daily to visitors, though operating hours vary depending on the day of the week, and there is a parking fee to enter. Plan ahead to confirm the specific times before you visit.
The English Garden on the grounds features a maze completed in 2007, including garden areas, fountains, and a granite sphere balanced on flowing water. This unusual art installation demonstrates an intriguing interaction between stone and water.
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