Technically, the Tarra Bulga National Park is in Gippsland and located North West of Yarram . Because it is such a beautiful place to visit, and so close to home, we are including it on these pages. It is filled with fern gullies, tall mountain ash trees, native wildlife, lyrebirds, well structures walking tracks, waterfalls, picnic areas, information centre.

A beautiful lush green shaded rainforest environment with mountain streams, bellbirds, Corrigans suspension bridge, lyrebirds, well maintained bush walking tracks, picnic benches, barbecues and abundant native wildlife are just some of the features of this magnificent National Park near Yarram in Victoria.

Parks Victoria do a marvellous job maintaining these areas for tourists and locals to enjoy. You’ll find a visitors centre near the entrance which is mainly attended in the warmer months but there are maps and instructions for the various walking tracks placed conveniently in a box just outside the door. Tracks are well signed and the distances are marked in this safe and very beautiful Australian National Park … equally lovely to visit in winter or summer though the tracks are much drier in the warmer months.