Warby Range State Park

The Warby Range State Park stretches across 11,460 hectares of diverse landscapes, featuring granite outcrops, woodlands, and box-ironbark forests at 371 meters elevation.

Ben Warby, a pastoralist who established himself in 1844, gave his name to this park, which became part of the Warby-Ovens National Park in 2010.

The park stands on Yorta Yorta People traditional lands, who maintain strong connections to this area and participate in its environmental management.

Visitors find two designated campgrounds and multiple bush camping spots throughout the park, with walking trails connecting different sections of the protected area.

The unregulated Ovens River flows through the park, sustaining one of northern Victoria's most complete floodplain forest ecosystems.

Location: Victoria

Elevation above the sea: 371 m

GPS coordinates: -36.21840,146.18100

Latest update: March 16, 2025 21:37