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Location: Mushroom Rocks Campground

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Barbeque
Camping
Canoeing
Fishing
Horse riding
Hunting
Long walk / Multi day walk
Medium walk / Day walk
Picnicking
Rock climbing/abseiling
Scenic drive
Short walk
Sight-seeing
Skiing (cross country)
Snow play
White water rafting
Camp fires

Beardmores

canoe

Beardmores is a great spot for launching into the river for canoeing or whitewater rafting. The related publication is a general guide to the park including a map locating Beardmores.

The Narrows

The Narrows is a great spot for launching into the river for canoeing or whitewater rafting. The related publication is a general guide to the park including a map locating the Narrows.

Camping

camping

Dispersed bush camping is permitted on the Baw Baw Plateau. The Plateau is a fuel stove only area - no solid fuel fires are permitted. The Aberfeldy River camping area is accessed from the historic township of Walhalla or across the dam wall of the Thomson Reservoir. Access to the …

Walking and hiking

walking

Short walks or longer hikes are some of the best ways to explore the park. There are many kilometres of walking tracks traversing pristine sub-alpine plant communities and unique landscapes. Walkers and hikers should be aware that the weather can deteriorate suddenly and without warning. Don't hesitate to turn …

Cross country skiing

Baw Baw National Park is renowned for its cross country skiing. With elevations of up to 1500 metres in the park, snow can be expected from June to September. There are eleven kilometres of marked ski trails across the plateau and a permanent pole line links the Baw Baw Alpine Resort …

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Quarry Beach Road repairs completed

16 May 2013

Parks Victoria is pleased to announce that Quarry Beach Road which leads to Mallacoota Coastal Reserve has been repaired and is again open to traffic. The road was severely damaged last June during a rain storm which flooded the nearby Horse Trap Creek.  The road was undercut by the …

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