Seven Acre Rock is located in the southern area of the Yarra State Forest bordering Bunyip State Park. A short walk through regenerating Mountain Ash Forest leads to a granite outcrop offering a 270 degree view of the surrounding area. On a clear day there are spectacular views looking across Port Phillip Bay, Western Port Bay and Gippsland.

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Facilities

BBQ Facilities unavailable
Camping Facilities unavailable
Fire Place unavailable
Parking on Bunyip Rd
Picnic tables near the car park
Public toilets near the car park
Shelter unavailable
Water unavailable
Wheelchair Access unavailable

Activity

Walking and Rock Climbing

Track Difficulty

Grade 2

Distance

1.2km Return

Elevation

700m

Environment

Rocky Outcrop Shrubland

Accessibility

2WD on un-sealed gravel roads

Gentle Annie, Victoria, 3783, Australia.

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The Central Highlands of Victoria have been logged for more than 150 years, with the majority of timber extracted going into making paper or cardboard boxes. As a result of past overcutting and recurrent wildfires, there is now very little forest that if logged will produce sawn timber. Only poor-quality trees that will be chipped for paper making are left. The bottom line is that Victoria will be financially better off without logging in Mountain Ash and Alpine Ash forests; some estimates suggest that the state would be ahead by between $110 million and $190 million annually if logging stopped today. This problem needs to be recognised.

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Attractions

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Attraction Types
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Caves
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Ada No.2 Campground

Camping, Historic Sites

Deep within the Yarra State Forest drop your pack and marvel in the beauty of this rich landscape.

The Ada Tree

Giant Trees

Discover the majestic Ada Tree, a Mountain Ash towering 76 metres high estimated to be around 400 years old.

Ben Cairn

Rock Climbing

Ben Cairn is located between Mt Donna Buang and Mt Toolebewong along Mt Donna Buang Rd. A short 1km walk leads to a rocky outcrop and an obscured view over looking the valley below.

Brittania Creek Caves

Caves

Brittania Creek Cave is a unique attraction within the Great Forest National Park that is a short 10 minute drive from Yarra Junction and 15 minute drive from Warburton.

Federal Mill Campground

Camping, Historic Sites

This historical site provides a perfect place to rest for those venturing on the multi-day Walk into History.

La La Falls

Waterfalls

A tranquil waterfall just outside of the Warburton township

Mt Donna Buang

Views

Climb the 21m lookout tower on a clear day to witness breath-taking panoramic views of Melbourne, the Yarra Valley, Dandenong, Cathedral Ranges, Mount Baw Baw and the Alps.

O'Shannassy Aqueduct Trail

Cycling, Hike

Natural scenery and spectacular views of the Upper Yarra Valley can be enjoyed along this 30km trail from Parrot road near Woori Yallock to O’Shannassy Weir in East Warburton.

Rainforest Gallery

Rainforest

Revitalise your senses on this short cool temperate rainforest walk, or view the forest floor from a viewing platform above.

Starlings Gap Campground

Camping

Dwarfed by spectacular Mountain Ash forest this campsite is quintessential of the Central Highlands.

The Acheron Way

Scenic Drive

The Acheron Way (C507) provides an idyllic drive or bike ride through the heart of the Central Highlands.

The Poplars Campground

Camping

Tucked away in the Loch Valley this campsite is a short drive from Noojee and offers spacious camping by the Loch River.

Tooroongo & Ampitheatre Falls

Waterfalls

This picture-perfect waterfall is a wonderful place for people of all ages to experience one of nature’s most soothing creations

Toorongo Falls Campground

Camping

The Toorongo Falls Campground is an idyllic attraction set along the banks of the Toorongo River.

Trestle Bridge

Cycling, Historic Sites

Nestled amongst lush forest this Trestle Bridge is one of its kind in Victoria, spans 102 metres in length and stands 21 metres in height.

Walk into History

Hike, Historic Sites

This immersive walk takes you on a 33km journey in the steps of the early lumbers.
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    Proposed Parks

    We propose adding 355,000 hectares of protected forests to the Central Highlands of Victoria to form the Great Forest National Park

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    Existing Parks

    Currently there is only 170,000 hectares of parks and protected areas in the Central Highlands of Victoria

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Help support our work in expressing the conservation needs and compelling opportunities that we could address through the establishment of the Great Forest National Park for Victoria.

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Frequently Asked Questions
The traditional custodians of this country include the Bunurong (Boon Wurrung), Gunaikurnai, Taungurung (Daung warring) and Wurundjeri indigenous Australians. We acknowledge this land belongs to the sovereign people of the First Nations. This land was stolen from them and their sovereignty was never ceded. This park conservation plan is subject to ongoing discussions and approvals with relevant clans and corporations and fully supports and recognises all their cultural rights, control and access.

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