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  • Rita's Track (Glenalbyn Block) remains closed until further notice due to flood damage. at Kooyoora State Park
    Friday 28 October, 2011 |
Camping
Cycling
Dog walking
Fossicking for gold
Horse riding
Picnicking
Sight-seeing
Camp fires
With magnificent views and a rich variety of plants and animals, Kooryoora State Park is an ideal place for picnics, sightseeing, rock climbing, orienteering and nature study. Visit the Melville Caves, huge granite boulders thought to have been once used as a hideout for the bushranger ‘Captain Melville’.

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Popular things to do

Melville Caves Lookout

Melville Caves Lookout walk – 15mins, 300m This is a short walk commencing from the Melville Caves car park. A directional disc on top of the boulders at the Lookout points out surrounding features and landmarks.

Melville Caves Camping Area

For short stays camp at the Melville Caves Camping Area, 1km past the main Melville Caves picnic area. Facilities include toilets and wood barbecues. Collect only dead wood from the ground, or better still use gas equipment.

Melville Caves Picnic Area

Melville Caves Picnic Area has tables, shelter, toilets and water and is most popular for enjoying the natural features of the park.

Southern Lookout

Southern Lookout Walking Track – 1½ hours, 1.8km Start from the Melville Caves Picnic Area and follow the track to the Southern Lookout. Enjoy some of the best views from the park. Return to the picnic area via the same track.

Horse riding

The park is an attractive setting for riding. Horses may be ridden only on formed roads open for public use and must not be taken on walking tracks.

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$200,000 You Yangs Flood Repairs Up and Away

23 Apr 2012

Walkers visiting the You Yangs Regional Park will soon be able to safely climb to the top of Flinders Peak again, with two days of helicopter deliveries planned for Tuesday 24 and Wednesday 25 April to fast track the flood damaged walk’s reconstruction. Parks Victoria is putting the popular 3.2 kilometre walk …

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Park Statistics

Established

December 1984

Area

11350ha