Burrowa - Pine Mountain National Park, Nature reserve in Shire of Towong, Australia.

Burrowa - Pine Mountain National Park is a nature reserve in northeastern Victoria spanning protected bushland and mountains. The area contains networks of walking tracks crossing varied terrain and vegetation zones.

Parks Victoria established this conservation area in 1978 to protect the natural landscapes of the region. This decision represented a key commitment to safeguarding the mountain forests and their ecosystems.

The park's name joins Burrowa, its highest peak at 1,300 m, with Pine Mountain, the granite monolith inside its boundary. The reserve lies between the Murray Valley Highway (B400) to the south and the New South Wales state border to the north, north of the town of Cudgewa. Visitors driving the highway see the park's forested ridges rise along the northern side of the road.

Check conditions before arriving as some areas may have temporary closures due to fire recovery or wildlife management work. It is wise to consult the Parks Victoria website or visitor information before your trip.

Pine Mountain ranks among Australia's largest monoliths and is significantly larger than Uluru. The rocky formation supports specialized plant species adapted to the dry highland climate.