Mount Worth State Park

Mount Worth State Park spans 10.4 square kilometers of mountain terrain, featuring trails through forests of mountain ash, blackwood, and mountain grey gum trees.

The park's establishment in 1978 marked a shift from its previous use as a timber harvesting area, which had been active since the 1920s.

The land forms part of the Bunurong People's traditional territory, who maintain an ongoing connection to this natural environment and participate in its care.

Visitors can access five designated walking tracks of varying lengths, from the 1.5-kilometer Maslin's Mill path to the 8.5-kilometer Moonlight Circuit.

The park houses a 90-meter tall mountain ash tree with a 7-meter width, which has grown in this location for approximately 300 years.

Location: Victoria

Inception: 1978

Elevation above the sea: 387 m

GPS coordinates: -38.28490,145.99300

Latest update: April 11, 2025 14:34