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TorquayPort Campbell

The Great Ocean Road to the Twelve Apostles. Tap a numbered dot and listen.

Narrated by The Chronicler 160 km · about 115 min · 21 stories

The stories

In order along the route. Tap a dot on the map, or play them here.

  1. 1
    Torquay, Victoria

    The Australian National Surfing Museum

  2. 2
    Mount Duneed, Victoria

    Torquay's Early Coastal Identity

  3. 3
    Mount Duneed, Victoria

    The Waurn Ponds Campus Origins

  4. 4
    Waurn Ponds, Victoria

    The History of Buckley Falls

  5. 5
    Mount Moriac, Victoria

    The Rise and Fall of Mount Moriac

  6. 6
    Buckley, Victoria

    The Great Ocean Road's Construction Deep Dive · Part 1 of 3

  7. 7
    Winchelsea, Victoria

    The Great Ocean Road's Construction Deep Dive · Part 2 of 3

  8. 8
    Winchelsea, Victoria

    The Great Ocean Road's Construction Deep Dive · Part 3 of 3

  9. 9
    Winchelsea, Victoria

    The Wadawurrung Connection to Country

  10. 10
    Birregurra, Victoria

    The Merino Wool Boom

  11. 11
    Irrewarra, Victoria

    The Aboriginal History of Coram

  12. 12
    Colac, Victoria

    The Vision for Colac's Gardens

  13. 13
    Larpent, Victoria

    The Red Rock Volcanic Complex

  14. 14
    Pirron Yallock, Victoria

    The Soldier Settlement Scheme

  15. 15
    Irrewillipe, Victoria

    The Pirron Yallock Racecourse

  16. 16
    Bungador, Victoria

    The Victorian Volcanic Plain Grasslands

  17. 17
    Jancourt East, Victoria

    Logging and Growth in the Otways

  18. 18
    Scotts Creek, Victoria

    The Gadubanud People

  19. 19
    Cowleys Creek, Victoria

    The Timboon Railway Legacy

  20. 20
    Newfield, Victoria

    Timboon School Consolidation History

  21. 21
    Port Campbell, Victoria

    The Origins of Port Campbell

Where the stories come from

Infinite Road draws from a library of primary sources — public-domain county histories, the WPA American Guide Series, National Register of Historic Places records, local records, and encyclopedic sources — then writes and narrates each story in its own words.