Telangatuk East - Black Range State Park - Wimmera

Telangatuk East - Black Range State Park

Black Range State Park protects rugged and spectacular bushland in an area where much of the natural vegetation has been cleared for farming.

Enjoying the Park

Picnicking

Enjoy a picnic at Black Range Picnic Area surrounded by tranquil forest. Picnic tables and basic toilet facilities provided.

Camping

There are a number of camping areas in the State Forests surrounding the Black Range.

Walks

Mudadgadjiin Shelter - 400m return
Starting from the Mudadgadjiin picnic area, a short climb takes you through forest to the base of the artsite - significant to local Aboriginal people for thousands of years. Return via the same route.

Rock Escarpment Discovery - 5km return
From the Mudadgadjiin picnic area follow the track to the shelter. Continue past the shelter and climb steeply to the top of a rocky escarpment and enjoy excellent views. Return via the same route.

Mt Byron - 3km return
From the Rocklands Cherry Pool road, enter the Muirfoot 4WD track and drive 4.5km. Follow a steep walking track up the range to arrive at the summit of Mt Byron. Return via the same route.

Note: Seasonal closures apply to Muirfoot track from June to September. During this time start Mt Byron walk at seasonal closure gates at either end of Muirfoot track.

Nearby Facilities

Rocklands Reservoir
The reservoir abuts a small section of the park to the south-east and when full, offers fishing (mostly Redfin) and a range of water-based activities.

Access for Dogs:

Please leave all dogs and cats at home.

Location and Access

The park is situated in Western Victoria 340km north-west of Melbourne. Main access is from Cavendish on the Henty Highway.

Note: Photos from Parks Victoria