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There are many types of dry forests and woodlands occurring across the drier northern slopes of the Great Divide, as well as in Victorian foothills, coasts and plains. They support a wide variety of plants and animals including the state's rarest orchids.
Top places to escape the summer crowds
If you’re looking to escape the crowds, enjoy the great outdoors and learn more about some of the most beautiful places in Victoria, then these places are a must-see this summer.
The best parks to visit for Autumn colour
Autumn is a fantastic time of year to visit our parks. As the leaves turn, you’ll be surrounded by stunning displays of colour. Visit these parks to get that perfect snap of autumn leaves.
Recognising Parks Victoria's Unique Heritage Work
Did you know that we manage more than parks? We’ll let you in on a little secret – we actually manage the largest and most diverse collection of non-Aboriginal cultural heritage places on public land in Victoria. Read on to learn more about the heritage work of Parks Victoria and why it is so important.
Parks Victoria is responsible for the largest and most diverse collection of heritage places on public land in Victoria. These heritage places include cultural landscapes, buildings, infrastructure, significant trees, objects and artefacts, archaeological sites, and shipwrecks.
For an uplifting, cool dip into freshwater, turn to nature’s refreshing pools for kids and families, committed hikers, walkers and cyclists. Many swimming holes are found in stunning greenery, or graceful waterfalls or rivers.
Herring Island Sculpture Trail
Herring Island is home to a series of environmental sculptures, interwoven into the parks’ landscape created by internationally renowned artists. These sculptures celebrate the natural environment and were created using only natural materials.