Bacchus Marsh Council Trench - Triassic Park
Friends of Bacchus Marsh Council Trench Reserve
This small reserve located to the north of Bacchus Marsh holds an important key to understanding the past. In a small quarry, unusual sedimentary rocks are exposed providing a window into Victoria's distant geological history. This is a tiny Triassic Park Council Trench Reserve where you’ll see a piece of Victoria’s only Triassic Age rocks (250 million years old). Formations from a time when dinosaurs roamed.
For more information on the `Bacchus Marsh Council Trench Reserve' contact Alan Morton, Treasurer at alanjmorton@bigpond.com or write to PO Box 4 BACCHUS MARSH VIC 3340.
Chairman is Roger Pierson r_dpierson@yahoo.com.au and the Secretary is Bob Reid rdreid40@gmail.com
this fantastic short video gives a good insight into the park and its importance
Triasic Park - The Council Trench Geological Reserve
An extremely informative video on the formation of the geology of the Bacchus Marsh area
