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Cobbler Lake
4 months ago from www.gowildimages.com
Location: Lake Cobbler Camping Area
Talbotville
1 year ago from Andrew Lau
Location: The High Country
Brown Trout
1 year ago from Andrew Lau
Location: Fishing
Bluff Hut
1 year ago from Andrew Lau
Location: Bluff Hut
Rileys Hut
1 year ago from Andrew Lau
Location: Wonnangatta Station
Camping at Horseyard Flat
1 year ago from Andrew Lau
Location: Horseyard Flat Camping Area
Razorback ridge (photo: Mark Antos)
1 year ago from Parks Victoria
Location: The High Country
Razorback and Mt Feathertop (photo: Mark Antos)
1 year ago from Parks Victoria
Location: The High Country
Mount Feathertop (photo: Mark Antos)
1 year ago from Parks Victoria
Location: The High Country
Wallace Hut (photo: Mark Antos)
1 year ago from Parks Victoria
Location: Wallace Hut
Wallace Hut (photo: Mark Antos)
1 year ago from Parks Victoria
Location: Wallace Hut
Some of the best mountain walking country in Australia is found in the Alps. Some tracks are suitable for day and weekend family walks. Others are long, rough and challenging, requiring a degree of bushwalking skill and stamina. Further information from a local office should be sought before embarking on …
Wallace Hut is one of 106 huts scattered across the Alpine National Park. Many of these huts were burnt in the 2003 Alpine fires but fortunately Wallace Hut survived. Wallace Hut, near Falls Creek, is the oldest hut in the park. It was built by the three Wallace brothers - …
Cascading waterfalls, clear mountain streams, wildflowers and spectacular views of the Alps are all features of the Wabonga Plateau - Mount Cobbler areas, and around Howitt, Snowy Range and Tali Karng. The Falls are best viewed in spring, early summer or after rain. The related publications below provide general guides …
The Wonnangatta-Moroka section of the Alpine National Park is a remote and rugged haven for wildlife. The scenery is always grand and the wildflowers wonderful, especially in spring and early summer. But evenings round a camp fire can be cool. Cattle grazing had its beginnings in the Howqua and Macalister …
08 May 2013
Parks Victoria is thanking its many volunteer groups across the state during National Volunteer Week, 13-19 May. Around 200 volunteer and Friends groups donate their time and energy to Victorian parks, reserves, and marine sanctuaries throughout the year. Last year they contributed over 20,000 days of unpaid work. The figure for this …
