Mount Arapiles-Tooan State Park

Mount Arapiles-Tooan State Park spans 7,475 hectares across the Wimmera plains, featuring granite cliffs that rise from the surrounding flat landscape.

Parks Victoria established this natural area as a state park on December 17, 1987, to protect its geological formations and native wildlife populations.

The land within the park holds deep connections to Indigenous Australian communities who maintained traditional practices in the area before European settlement.

Visitors can access multiple camping grounds including Centenary Park and Yellow Gums, with facilities such as toilets, water tanks, and designated fire places.

The park contains over 2,000 documented climbing routes on its cliffs and pinnacles, representing 14 percent of Victoria's total plant species.

Location: Rural City of Horsham

Operator: Parks Victoria

GPS coordinates: -36.78656,141.71227

Latest update: September 20, 2025 04:08