Chiltern-Mt Pilot National Park

Chiltern-Mt Pilot National Park is a diverse and beautiful national park in Victoria, Australia.

It was established to protect threatened species and ecosystems. The park falls within the Victorian Riverina and Northern Inland Slopes sub-bioregions and protects 18 ecological vegetation classes, including four threatened ones. It is home to over 600 native species of flora and has a rich variety of fauna, making it an important habitat for species like the barking owl and brush-tailed phascogale. The park also features distinctive attractions such as Woolshed Falls, Mt Pilot summit, Aboriginal rock art, and historical relics from the goldmining era. Visitors can enjoy a range of recreational activities in the park, including bushwalking, hiking, rock climbing, bird watching, and camping. Parks Victoria manages the park and works to preserve its natural beauty and protect its unique resources. Chiltern-Mt Pilot National Park is a wonderful destination for nature-lovers looking to explore the Australian landscape.