Bacchus Marsh
Bacchus Marsh sits in a valley where the Werribee and Lerderderg rivers meet, at the very western edge of the area covered here. Visitors arrive along the Avenue of Honour, a long row of elms planted to remember the town's soldiers of the First World War, and the river flats around the town are known for their orchards and market gardens. The Lerderderg Gorge and Werribee Gorge, in the ranges to the north and west, draw bushwalkers on fine weekends.
It is a town in its own right rather than a suburb, and the companions who list it mostly see local clients. Melbourne escorts from Melton and the western suburbs will sometimes travel this far for a longer booking or an overnight, and a country stay near the gorges can make a relaxed setting for one. Arrange it well ahead and agree any travel charges at the outset.
Regional trains on the Ballarat line stop at Bacchus Marsh, and the Western Freeway passes the town on its way between the city and Ballarat. Fog can settle in the valley on winter mornings, so take care on the roads after dark in the colder months.
See Bacchus Marsh, or the nearest larger list in Melton.
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