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Stand on the edge of Mount Napier, the most recently active volcano in Victoria, and enjoy magnificent views from the Grampians to the sea. There is a walking track to the summit that winds through manna gum and Blackwood forest and past impressive volcanic features.

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Byaduk Caves

Byaduk Caves are reached via the Byaduk Caves Road, 18 km from Hamilton on the Hamilton-Port Fairy Road. They are part of a lava flow from Mount Napier solidified and were formed by molten lava continuing to flow beneath. The caves contain wrinkles, stalictites and stalagmites, columns and ropy lava. They …

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Prickly Pear under attack in the Wimmera River Reserve

27 Apr 2012

A major Prickly pear infestation In the Wimmera River - Heritage River Reserve has been controlled by Parks Victoria with over 1100 infestations sprayed with herbicide. Stuart Lardner, Ranger in Charge with Parks Victoria based at Wail said: “The Prickly pear cactus spreads easily when the fruiting heads break off …

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Park Statistics

Established

June 1987

Area

2800ha