St Arnaud Range National Park

St Arnaud Range National Park in Stuart Mill is a beautiful natural location in Central Victoria, known for its forests, rocky terrain, and panoramic views.

It covers an area of 11,625 hectares and is located about 12km southeast of St. Arnaud.

Visitors to the park can enjoy various activities such as bushwalking, four-wheel driving, and hiking. The rocky ridge tops offer stunning views, while the rugged terrain provides an adventurous experience. The park's main attraction is the Upper Teddington Reservoir, surrounded by tall trees and calm waters, perfect for picnics or camping. Wildlife enthusiasts can also spot a diverse range of birds and animals in the park.

The best time to visit St Arnaud Range National Park is in late autumn or spring. The temperatures can range from a maximum of 30°Celsius in summer to as low as 2°Celsius in winter. Early spring is particularly recommended for observing flower blossoms and viewing fauna species such as kangaroos, wallabies, and colorful birdlife.

To reach the park, visitors can travel to the town of St. Arnaud, which is the closest town, approximately 12km away. From there, they can take the Charlton Road, continue on the St Arnaud-Charlton road for about 4km, then turn onto Teddington Road for another 6km, and finally turn onto Bowman Track to enter the park. Visitors coming from Melbourne can take the Calder Freeway to Castlemaine, then head north towards St Arnaud.

Before visiting St Arnaud Range National Park, it is important to stay updated with the latest information and park conditions newline.