Langi Ghiran Picnic and Camping Area
There is car-based camping and a small picnic site among Candlebark Gums at the end of Kartuk Road
Langi Ghiran State Park
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- Many areas of Langi Ghiran State Park were damaged by heavy rainfall and storms in early 2011. Visitors to the park are urged to use caution due to deteriorated road and track surfaces.
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Thursday 27 October, 2011 | - Link Track is closed until further notice.
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Thursday 27 October, 2011 | - Hidden Lagoon Track is closed due to severe erosion.
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Thursday 27 October, 2011 | - The lookout on Water Race Circuit Walk due to a damaged handrail. The remainder of the walking track is open.
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Rugged granite peaks and gentle sloping woodlands are the dominant features of this park. A pleasant walk to the mountain summit presents a view of ancient red gums on the surrounding plains skirted by Mount Buangor in the east and the Grampians in the distant west. Lar-ne-jeering (Langi Ghiran) is from the Djab Wurrung language meaning ‘home of the black cockatoo’.
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Park Statistics
- Established
December 1984
- Area
3000ha