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Family camping at Tidal River

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Location: Tidal River camping

Cottages

1 year ago from Parks Victoria

Location: Wilsons Promontory Lightstation

View from the top

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Location: Wilsons Promontory Lightstation

The lightstation buildings

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Location: Wilsons Promontory Lightstation

the Lightstation

1 year ago from Parks Victoria

Location: Wilsons Promontory Lightstation

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Change of conditions

  • Access to Telegraph Track between Telegraph Saddle and Telegraph Junction is closed until Friday 7 June 2013 due to bridge works. at Southern Prom overnight hikes
    Tuesday 21 May, 2013 |
  • There is currently no water available at Oberon Bay. Hikers are required to carry in their own water. at Southern Prom overnight hikes
    Thursday 4 April, 2013 |
  • Off-track hiking permits are currently unavailable due to the increased risk of land slips in the park. The situation will be reviewed on a regular basis. at Walking
    Monday 14 January, 2013 |
  • The Telegraph Saddle to Sealers Cove track remains closed due to flood damage and ongoing recovery works. at Southern Prom overnight hikes
    Friday 21 December, 2012 |
  • Johnny Souey Camp in the Northern Prom is closed due to flood damage and ongoing recovery works. at Explore the wilderness of the north
    Wednesday 5 December, 2012 |
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Accommodation in cabins/lodges
Barbeque
Cafes/restaurants
Camping
Canoeing
Long walk / Multi day walk
Medium walk / Day walk
Picnicking
Scenic drive
Short walk
Sight-seeing
Snorkelling/SCUBA Diving
Surfing
Swimming
Wilderness retreats

Barry Creek

Barry Creek is in the northern part of Wilsons Promontory National Park, which is a wilderness zone. To preserve the area there are few facilities and maintenance is kept to a minimum. The only way in and out is by foot. Those after a challenge may like …

Darby River

Darby River to Tongue Point Walk Start at the southern end of Darby River Carpark. Offering magnificent views of Darby Swamp, Vereker Range and Darby and Cotters Beach, this walk climbs gently through wind swept coastal vegetation before following the headland towards Tongue Point. The track ends prior to the …

Darby Saddle

Darby Saddle To Tongue Point Walk Tongue Point is a coastal headland jewelled with tumbled stacks and boulders of weathered granite. The track from Darby Saddle provides spectacular coastal and forest scenery as it climbs uphill through stringybark and casuarina forest. At 2.1 km a side track (300 metres) leads up to …

Explore the wilderness of the north

Most of the northern part of Wilsons Promontory is classified as a wilderness zone. In order to preserve the area’s natural values there are few facilities and maintenance is kept to a minimum. Short walks can be undertaken at the key visitor sites of Vereker Outlook, Prom Wildlife Walk,&…

Fairy Cove

Fairy Cove can be accessed from a walk departing from Darby River.  Darby River, Fairy Cove, Tongue Point, Darby Saddle Walk This track covers the stunning Tongue Point coastal area. Walkers will need to organise a car shuttle. Distance: 9.4 km. Time: 3.5 hours. Grade: Moderate / Hard. …

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Some Victorian forest tracks closing from tomorrow

30 Apr 2013

Some roads and tracks in Victoria’s forests and parks are about to be temporarily closed for winter and spring from tomorrow (1 May 2013). The Department of Environment and Primary Industries (DEPI) and Parks Victoria run the seasonal road closure program to ensure driver safety as well as protect forest and …

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