There is a bush camping area with basic facilities at Balley Hooley. There are picnic tables, fireplaces and pit toilets here. Bush camping is …
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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 some distance from towns and shops. When you visit, carry all the fuel, food, drinking water and equipment you will need during your stay.
Canoeing and rafting
The Snowy River offers thrilling canoeing and white water rafting opportunities with rugged gorges, rapids, flat sections with sand bars and beautiful scenery. The gently sloping sand bars make ideal camp sites for extended trips.
The most popular section is from McKillops Bridge to the Buchan River junction at Balley Hooley. This trip takes three-four days to complete.
Prepare carefully for any river trip. Consult guide books or speak to the Victorian Canoe Association. Better still, include in your group someone with canoeing or rafting experience or someone who knows the river. Remember to check river levels and weather conditions with the Bureau of Metrology before you leave. Always leave details of your itinerary with a responsible person.
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