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N NE E SE S SW W NW

About This Spot

Ground ramp.

From the Bowl, ADVANCED pilots can enjoy a trip up the coast to the Blow hole point, about 1.6km away.
You may wish to take a vario. It is common in summer for quite bouyant bubbles of air to lift from exposed rock areas on the beach. Some have spent many happy times floating about 700ft above takeoff riding these bubbles whilst less fortunate souls without varios whiz about only one or two hundred feet above launch.

Takeoff altitude: 28m

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Access Notes

75km S of Melbourne. Flinders township, East coast. Melways 260, J10. 145 0.7E, 38 28.8S

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Known Hazards

The Flinders area has proven to be a very popular, versatile paragliding and hang gliding venue. The golf course take off area and recovery steps make it that much safer and easier. When the wind is SW, give it away, the turbulence in the corner has nearly claimed some of our more experienced pilots. From time to time this site is still in danger of being lost due to landings on top, and driving the wrong way down the one way road. Beach landings are easy and safe, and will ensure that we keep the golfers happy. Flinders Bowl (golf course)- Special rules apply to this popular and sensitive site. Half hour maximum flight time if other pilots are waiting to launch. No aerobatics anywhere near the ramp. No top landings. No wraps on the golf course Walk up the cliff on the paths only. Do not fly in front of the Naval gunnery. The guns are still in use! Do not use the launch next to the Naval gunnery. This is a security issue for the Navy. In addition to the above rules always allow HG to establish their flight after T/O, beware of spectators, and radio controlled gliders. Their operators do not always appreciate the danger they can be to pilots. Accidents that have occured here have been due to scratching in light winds. These rules are simple, obey them or the site WILL be lost.

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-38.47930, 145.01200

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Dune
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