Tyers Park

Tyers Park is a beautiful park located in Yallourn North, Victoria.

It is a nature lover's paradise with diverse wildflowers and birdlife, making it popular among naturalists. The park offers activities for all ages, making it ideal for a day out with family and friends.

One of the main attractions in the park is Tyers Gorge, where the Tyers River winds through forested slopes. The gorge's magnificent scenery can be enjoyed from various spots along scenic drives and bushwalks. The park's limestone and conglomerate outcrops add to its unique geological interest, containing plant and animal fossils for nature study.

For picnic spots, Tyers Park has family-friendly areas with barbecues, running water, and toilets. Shady trees create a pleasant atmosphere with ample space for children to play. Fishing enthusiasts can enjoy the natural beauty of the Tyers River and try their luck at catching trout. Swimming is also popular in the warmer months, with several safe spots in the park.

Tyers Park is great to visit year-round, especially during spring when wildflowers are in bloom. The explosion of colors and fragrances attracts native birds and bees. The park hosts an annual wildflower show in September, allowing visitors to see the wildflowers up close and learn about their species and habitats. To get to Tyers Park, take the Moe-Walhalla Road from Moe and turn right onto Tyers Park Road. The park is approximately 9 km from the turnoff. Visitors should drive slowly and carefully on the unsealed Tyers Park Road, especially after rain.

Visitors should also be aware of bushfire