The Great Otway National Park incorporates the former Otway National Park and Angahook-Lorne, Carlisle and Melba Gully State Parks, as well as areas of State forest and other Crown land. The new national park covers 103,000 hectares, an increase in park area of more than 60,000 hectares.
This park represents all that is special about the Otways: the tall wet forests, ancient rainforests, the drier forests of the inland slopes and the very diverse heathlands and woodlands, fringed by a spectacularly rugged coastline and studded with some of Victoria's most striking waterfalls and other attractions.
Facilities include toiliets, picnic tables, dogs permitted on lead, limited disabled facilities
Things to do:
- Walking tracks
- Swimming
- Fishing
- Horseriding
- Four-wheel driving
- Lookout
- Birdwatching
- Cycling
- Prospecting
- Snorkelling & scuba diving