National park in Victoria, Australia
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Yarra Ranges National Park is a national park in the Yarra Valley of Victoria.
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Features a 21-metre lookout tower on a mountain that is already 1245 metres in elevation. From this lookout, it is possible to see the Dandenong and the Cathedral Ranges, two ranges that form part of the Great Dividing Range, and not to forget the Yarra Valley, the area this park is situated on.
Perhaps the most ideal spot to see the rainforest in its finest form without having to go too far into the bush. Includes a 40-m-long viewing platform perched 15 metres above the ground.
A heritage listed culvert underneath the Yarra Track – it allowed for water to pass through in times of heavy rain. Parking available opposite the road.
A small quiet secluded waterfall.
Perhaps one of the park's better trails to see and experience the cool temperate rainforests.
Use B380 northeast from Melbourne and then use C511. The route takes about 40 minutes to 1 hour due to the winding road.
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