Connections
The northern end meets with a trail on Main Rd that leads to the Maroondah Aqueduct Trail. The south end of the Diamond Creek Trail intersects the Yarra River Trail.
North end at 37°40′19″S 145°09′27″E / 37.671818°S 145.157578°E / -37.671818; 145.157578. South end at 37°44′23″S 145°08′36″E / 37.739666°S 145.143259°E / -37.739666; 145.143259.
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