Located in Victoria's north-east, Mt Granya State Park (6,180ha) is characterised by steep, rocky slopes and plateaux giving rise to an open forest of eucalypts and low shrubs. The area was reserved to provide opportunities for recreation and education in a natural setting and to protect and conserve natural ecosystems. The park extends from the Murray River in the north to the Murray Valley Highway in the south. Things to see and do * The Mount Granya Summit (950m) has picnic facilities and provides views of the surrounding valleys and distant mountains. The distinctive call of the lyrebird is often heard on the nearby Lyrebird Walk * Another site of interest is Cottontree Creek Picnic Area, which provides a perfect opportunity for informal picnicking. A short walk has been constructed to the nearby Granya Falls passing by the historic Scout Hut * For the more adventurous, a 5.7km walking track has been constructed from the Mount Granya Summit to Cottontree Picnic Area, taking in some great views and interesting landscapes and vegetation * Opportunities also exist for 4-wheel driving, horseriding, bushwalking and nature study Looking after the park * Take your rubbish home * No fires including barbecues may be lit on a day of Total Fire Ban * Dogs and other pets are not permitted in the park * Firearms are prohibited * All native plants and animals are protected Precautions 4-wheel drive tracks should only be used in dry weather.

Email: info@parks.vic.gov.au

Website: www.parkweb.vic.gov.au

Address:
Murray River Rd
Granya, Victoria, 3701

Guest Facilities:
Picnic Area, Public Toilet

Experiences you can enjoy at Mount Granya State Park:
Flora/Fauna, Nature based, Wildlife