Cathedral Range State Park

The Cathedral Range is a spectacular 7km ridge of sharply upturned sedimentary rock. A variety of walking tracks offer the opportunity to climb the peaks and enjoy views of the forests and farmland in the valley below.

Flora & Fauna - Satin bowerbirds may be seen at the base of the range, beside the Little River. Koalas can be seen throughout the valley area, particularly along the nature walk at Cooks Mill. Their bullet-shaped droppings can be seen under the manna gums and at night their loud, pig-like grunting calls can be heard.

Many native orchids appear in spring and early summer. These include the alpine greenhood along the streams with pink fingers, wax lips and the common bird orchid on the drier slopes. Extensive remnant manna gum habitat along the Little River support a recently reintroduced koala population.