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Kinglake National Park

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Only 65 km from Melbourne, this 21,600 hectare park lies on the slopes of the Great Dividing Range. Scenic lookouts offer dramatic views of the Melbourne skyline, Port Phillip Bay, the Yarra Valley and across to the You Yangs.

Flora & Fauna - You may see a Black Wallaby, Platypus, water-rat or kangaroo especially in the Masons Falls area. The Superb Lyrebird, rosellas and kookaburras can also be seen in Jehosaphat Gully and Masons Falls picnic areas.

In the Masons Falls area, there is a variety of vegetation including Messmate forest with bracken under-storey, open grassy areas, Austral Grass-trees, ferns, and Hazel Pomaderris. Spring brings a carpet of wildflowers including orchids, lilies, everlasting daisies, correas, grevillea and heath.

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Getting There
Mount Sugarloaf section: National Park Road, Pheasant Creek Everard section: Kinglake-Healesville Road (Mt Slide Road), Kinglake Wombelano section: Glenburn-Eucalyptus Road, Kinglake, and Extons Road, Kinglake Central

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Location

Heidelberg-Kinglake Rd
Kinglake VIC

Getting ThereMount Sugarloaf section: National Park Road, Pheasant Creek Everard section: Kinglake-Healesville Road (Mt Slide Road), Kinglake Wombelano section: Glenburn-Eucalyptus Road, Kinglake, and Extons Road, Kinglake Central
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