The Taylors Creek Trail is a shared use path for cyclists and pedestrians, which follows Taylors Creek in the outer north suburb of Taylors Lakes in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
Combined with the Maribyrnong River Trail this trail makes for a good trip into the Melbourne city centre.
Read more about Taylors Creek Trail: Following The Path, Connections
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