Mount Alfred Gap Lookout
Take in the stunning river and valley views whilst overlooking the picturesque farming land, from Mount Alfred Gap Lookout. Mount Alfred’s Gap Lookout features a picnic table, suitable for a mid-way stop along the Great River Road. Whilst you’re there, admire the Wedge Tail Eagle sculpture and if you stand at just the right spot,…
Read MoreMount Lawson State Park
A wonderful Upper Murray Park, Mount Lawson State Park is known for its steep slopes, cliffs and prominent rocky bluff which impart a natural rugged beauty. The park contains a range of largely undisturbed natural environments. There are panoramic views of surrounding mountains and valleys from the summit of Mount Lawson and spectacular displays of…
Read MoreMasons Falls
Masons Falls is nestled in Kinglake National Park, the largest and closest national park to Melbourne, making it an ideal spot for a day trip or weekend getaway. After just a short walk you’ll discover an impressive high drop waterfall with streams of water cascading down the rock shelves into the gully below. There are…
Read MoreNariel Creek Recreation Reserve
Located 12 kilometres south of Corryong along the Benambra-Corryong Road, this large and beautiful camping area on the banks of Nariel Creek offers many shaded sites to set up camp and some great swimming spots. Although the reserve is large it may be hard for you to find a campsite here between Christmas and New…
Read MoreMount Granya State Park
Mount Granya State Park is a dominant feature in the Upper Murray landscape. Its steep, forested slopes rise dramatically above Lake Hume and surrounding valleys to form prominent ridges and plateaus. The park has diverse vegetation and spectacular wildflowers. Picnic at the Mount Granya Summit (950 metres) and enjoy views of the surrounding valleys and…
Read MoreMurchison Gap Lookout
Named after John Murchison an original squatter of one of the three original squatting runs in the district, this lookout sits right on the boundary of the Murrindindi region. A great platform juts out from the side of the hill here and it is a killer sunrise spot with the sun coming up behind the…
Read MoreBollygum Park
Bollygum Park is a magical playground based around the award winning children’s book Bollygum by Garry Fleming. You will be enchanted as you wander along the shady paths of this two and a half acre wonderland, from Bower Birds Nest with its sparkling blue treasures, across the bridge over the creek and pay a visit…
Read MoreJehosaphat Gully Picnic Area
Jehosaphat Gully is a pleasant open picnic area near the town of Kinglake and the starting point for several walks include the approximately 20 kilometre Mt Everard Circuit. The picnic area has plenty of picnic tables under shelter, barbecues and public toilets. Enjoy picturesque walking tracks or a social picnic or barbecue with family and…
Read MoreLady Stonehavens Lookout
Lady Stonehavens Lookout is located within Frank Thomson Reserve, northwest of the Kinglake township. The reserve sits on a hill in Victoria and has an elevation of 630 metres, offering wonderful views of Melbourne’s skyline rising from the southern plains and the rolling hills of the Yarra Valley to the east. Enjoy a family picnic…
Read MoreOld Tallangatta Lookout
The Old Tallangatta Lookout is located on the Murray Valley Highway only 10 minutes drive from the township of Tallangatta and is the perfect place to stop and take a photo, have a picnic or stretch your legs. The lookout offers amazing views over Lake Hume and the old Tallangatta township and the views are…
Read MoreKurrajong Gap Lookout
Kurrajong Gap Lookout is a short drive from Albury/Wodonga and is located between Bellbridge and Bethanga along the Kurrajong Gap Road. The Kurrajong Gap Road quickly climbs from Lake Hume reaching the scenic lookout at the gap. It is here that you can take in some incredible views of Lake Hume, the Lake Hume Dam…
Read MoreDartmouth Dam Wall Picnic Area
Your visit to Dartmouth would not be complete if you did not head out to the Dartmouth Dam wall and take a drive across it. At the other side of the dam wall is an ideally located picnic area allowing you to take in the depth and size of Dartmouth Dam. This picnic area offers…
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