St Arnaud Range National Park
St Arnaud Range National Park has 13,900 hectares of mainly steep, forested terrain and is an ideal place to experience what the forests were like before the gold rushes. The park has one of the largest intact areas of Box-Ironbark vegetation. It encompasses the former Kara Kara State Park and much of the St Arnaud Range State Forest.
Things to Do
* The banks of the Upper Teddington Reservoir are a pleasant venue for camping and picnics.
* The rocky ridge tops in the park offer fine views for bushwalkers and four-wheel-drive tourers.
* There are ample opportunities for hiking in the steep and rugged terrain.
* The Teddington Reservoirs are popular fishing sites, brown trout and redfin commonly being caught.
* Recreational fossicking is allowed in some areas of the park. Fossickers must hold a current Miner's Right. Please do not drive off road, and fill any holes created by fossicking.
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