Mount Arapiles
Mount Arapiles rises 140 meters above the Wimmera Plains and is one of the most well known rock climbing sites… Read More »Mount Arapiles
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The Grampians National Park – Gariwerd
The spectacular vistas of The Grampians – Gariwerd Situated between Stawell and Horsham and with the villages of Dunkeld, Pomonal… Read More »The Grampians National Park – Gariwerd
Alpine National Park
The Alpine National Park extends for 646,000 hectares and stretches from northern Gippsland all the way to the New South Wales border,… Read More »Alpine National Park
The Twelve Apostles
Possibly the most internationally famous feature of the Victorian coast, the Twelve Apostles are a series of constantly changing limestone… Read More »The Twelve Apostles
Hattah-Kulkyne National Park
Located 74 kilometers to the south of Mildura in the Mallee, the Hattah-Kulkyne is a 48,000 hectare national park that sits adjacent… Read More »Hattah-Kulkyne National Park
Murray Sunset National Park
Many years ago in the geological history of the area, the Murray – Sunset National Park was submerged beneath the… Read More »Murray Sunset National Park
Wyperfeld National Park
The Wyperfeld National Park is Victoria’s third largest national park, covering an area of over 350,000 hectares. The park consist… Read More »Wyperfeld National Park
Lake Tyrrell and Sea Lake
Lake Tyrrell is a mirror of the sky Between Bendigo and Mildura on the Calder Highway, Lake Tyrrell is Victoria’s… Read More »Lake Tyrrell and Sea Lake
Lake Boga
Lake Boga is a township of some 700 people on the shores of a lake of the same name. The… Read More »Lake Boga
Little Desert National Park
North of Mount Arapiles, north east of Horsham and stretching to the South Australian border from just east of the town of Dimboola, the Little… Read More »Little Desert National Park
Ada Tree Rainforest Walk
Walk through a myrtle beech tree rainforest to the Ada Tree. At least 300 year old, the mountain ash stands 76 metres… Read More »Ada Tree Rainforest Walk
Gunnamatta Beach
Gunnamatta Beach is located on the long ocean coastline facing Bass Strait, just east of Cape Schanck and near the… Read More »Gunnamatta Beach
Keppel Falls
Located in the very north of the Yarra Ranges National Park and on the Lady Talbot Drive, Keppel Falls are where the Taggerty… Read More »Keppel Falls
Badger Creek
Badger Creek is an area south of Healesville, with a small township and which enters the National Park along the Coranderrk… Read More »Badger Creek
Mount Donna Buang
Mount Donna Buang is a 1,250m high mountain at the southern end of the Victorian Alps, in the south western… Read More »Mount Donna Buang
Steavenson Falls
Located just 4 kilometers south east of Marysville, the Steavenson Falls are where the Steavenson River cascades over 84 meters into… Read More »Steavenson Falls
La La Falls
Just about a kilometer to the south of Warbuton, the La La Falls can be seen on a walk following the… Read More »La La Falls
Lady Talbot Drive
Lady Talbot Drive begins at Marysville and makes it way through mountain ash and myrtle beech rain forest into the very northern area… Read More »Lady Talbot Drive
Black Spur
The Black Spur is a renown drive from Healesville in the Yarra Valley, some 30 kms to the small town of Narbethong and… Read More »Black Spur
Phantom Falls
A few kilometers to the west of Marysville, along the Lady Talbot Drive and within a spur of the Yarra Ranges… Read More »Phantom Falls