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Sheer cliffs, gushing waterfalls and carpets of wildflowers provide the ideal backdrop for endless family snaps.
Ladies Bath Falls
3 weeks ago from Courtney
Location: Walking
Lady Baths falls
1 month ago from Jeff Rankmore
Location: Mount Buffalo National Park
Rollasons Falls
3 months ago from Parks Victoria
Location: Rollasons Falls Picnic Area
Lyrebird (Photo: Misheye)
5 months ago from Parks Victoria
Location: Mount Buffalo National Park
Wombat (photo: Misheye)
5 months ago from Parks Victoria
Location: Mount Buffalo National Park
winter view
5 months ago from Parks Victoria
Location: Mount Buffalo National Park
Mount Buffalo National Park has sheer cliffs, imposing granite tors, tumbling waterfalls, snow gums and stunning wildflowers. The park features over 90km of walking tracks, panoramic scenery, waterfalls and scope for adventurous pursuits such as rock climbing and hang-gliding.
Mount Buffalo is an all-seasons playground. In summer, wildflowers are plentiful and the park is a cool retreat from the heat of the lowlands. Take in superb 360-degree views from the summit of the Horn and the delightful Gorge Heritage Walk. Enjoy picnics, canoeing and camping at Lake Catani in the summer months.
In winter the park is ideal for cross-country skiing with its gentle undulating landscape, spectacular sub-alpine environment and the convenience of over 14km of marked ski trails. The park offers safe and accessible toboganning and snow play areas, providing great fun for the whole family.
Mount Buffalo National Park is eco-certified and committed to sustainable practices and providing high quality nature-based tourism experiences.
Parks Victoria acknowledges the Aboriginal Traditional Owners of Victoria - including its parks and reserves. Through their cultural traditions, the Mitambuta and Taugaurong identify the Mount Buffalo National Park as their Traditional Country.
Further information is available from Aboriginal Affairs Victoria AAV and Native Title Services Victoria
Discover magnificent waterfalls and remote alpine landscapes while you camp within beautiful Snow Gum woodlands at Lake Catani Campground. The Lakeside Day Visitor Area, located on the lake shore adjacent to the campground, provides the perfect opportunity to enjoy a cool swim or paddle a canoe. …
There are over 90 km of tracks traversing pristine sub-alpine plant communities and unique landscapes. The tracks are generally well defined and signposted. Self guided walks 1. Gorge Heritage Walk (2.5 km, 1 hour return) This loop walk starts in the Gorge Day Visitor Area opposite the Chalet. Interpretive signs describe the area’s …
The Horn is the higest point of Mount Buffalo at 1,723 metres. Picnic tables are provided at this site. The nearest toilets to the Horn Picnic Area are located at Cathedral Saddle. The Horn Track (1.5 km, 45 minutes return) leads to a lookout with superb 360 degree views of the plateau …
The Gorge Day Visitor Area, perched on the edge of the Gorge, offers tables, viewing platform and toilets for disabled visitors and a picnic shelter with a fireplace. Lookouts at the Gorge offer superb views of the Australian Alps.
Rocky Creek Campround provides a remote camping experience. It is accessible along the Rocky Creek track, located approximately 6.5 km from the Reservoir Picnic Area. This campground offers unpowered sites only. Fires are prohibited (fuel stoves only). The site has a maximum stay of 2 nights, with 2 people per site …
07 May 2012
The Port Campbell Foreshore is secure for the next 50 years thanks to a $2.3 million seawall re-build project, which was officially opened to the public by Member for Polwarth and Minister for Public Transport and Roads, The Hon Terry Mulder MP last week. The Victorian Government invested in the coastal …
November 1898
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