Crossover Regional Park

Crossover Regional Park is a picturesque natural location in Crossover, Baw Baw Shire, Gippsland.

It offers a tranquil environment surrounded by lush fern gullies and scenic trails, making it an ideal getaway for those seeking a peaceful escapade in nature.

Visitors of all ages can enjoy various activities at Crossover Regional Park. The park features several walking tracks, including the 4km Rokeby to The Crossover Bridge trail, where you can hike through the beautiful forest landscape and along the old rail trail. Bird lovers can explore the park's wildlife, including a variety of bird species found in the dense forest.

The park is open year-round, but the best time to visit is during spring or autumn when the weather is mild and perfect for outdoor activities. The colorful foliage during these seasons adds to the beauty and memorability of the experience. To reach Crossover Regional Park, you can take public transport or drive yourself. If driving, take the M1 and exit at the Drouin exit, then follow the C103 to the town of Yarragon. From there, follow North Road to Crossover Road and turn left. The park entrance will be visible after driving for three km.

While exploring the park, it's important to respect the environment and take necessary precautions. Pack appropriately, carry water and snacks, wear comfortable walking shoes, and protect yourself from the sun and insects.

For visitors with disabilities, Crossover Regional Park offers all-terrain and beach wheelchairs to enhance accessibility. Parks Victoria provides accessibility information to help plan