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7 months ago from Claire HarveyParks Victoria
Location: Little River Gorge visitor area
Little River Gorge, Victoria's deepest gorge, is to the west of McKillop Bridge and downstream from the junction of the Little River and Snowy River. After a well-signed 800 metre drive off the Bonang-Gelantip Road, a 400 metre walking track leads to a cliff-top lookout over the gorge. The descent beyond …
There is a bush camping area with basic facilities at Balley Hooley. There are picnic tables, fireplaces and pit toilets here. Bush camping is also available at the junction of the Snowy and Buchan Rivers; McKillops Bridge, Raymond Creek Falls, Waratah Flat and Hicks campsite These camping areas are …
McKillops Bridge is one of the few places in the park with access to the Snowy River by conventional vehicle making it the best canoe-launching place for experienced adventurers wanting to explore the gorges downstream. The Snowy River offers thrilling canoeing and white water rafting opportunities with rugged gorges, rapids, …
Walking Raymond Creek Falls in the south of the park can be reached all year round from Orbost along Moorsford Road. A short 30 min walking track leads to a view of Raymond Creek Falls plunging 20 metres into a deep, clear pool. Camping There is a bush camping area with …
Bush camping with basic facilities is available at Jacksons Crossing. There are no toilets. Bush camping areas are also provided at Balley Hooley, at the junction of the Snowy and Buchan Rivers; McKillops Bridge, Raymond Creek Falls, Waratah Flat and Hicks camp site. The camping areas and other …
13 May 2013
National Volunteer Week, 13-19 May, is giving Parks Victoria the chance to say a special thank you to its many volunteer groups across the state. There are around 200 Volunteer and Friends groups who donate their time and energy to Victorian parks, reserves, and marine sanctuaries throughout the year. Last year …
