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P a Rk N O Te S Barmah National Park Visitor Guide Barmah National Park (28,521ha), together with the adjoining Millewa forest in New South Wales, forms the largest River Red Gum forest in the world. The complex ecology of the forest is closely linked to the Murray River and its flooding regime, creating a diverse natural habitat for a variety of wildlife, particularly waterbirds. Protecting our River Red Gum forests The Victorian Government created Barmah National Park, along with other new and n o t e s expanded parks, in April 2010 to protect and enhance the River Red Gum forests in Victoria. River Red Gum forests have high natural, cultural and economic values. These forests are coming under increasing pressure from climate change, drought and reduced water flows in the northern rivers. Protecting this precious environment relies on balancing the economic and recreational activities with preserving its natural beauty and conservation values. River Red Gums line the Murray River for most of its length. These iconic trees can reach 45 metres Enjoying the park and live for more than 500 years. The trees need periods of flooding and can survive inundation for Camping ranges from isolated dispersed camping months. Their seeds are washed onto higher p a ralong k the river bank to more populated camping ground during a flood and germinate and grow along the sandy beaches. Beware of camping before the next flood reaches them. Hollows and under trees as River Red Gums can drop broken branches provide nesting for galahs, branches and fall over without warning. cockatoos, cockatiels and various parrots; while Walking tracks near the Barmah Lakes and fallen branches provide habitat for other animals. Dharnya include Loops Track and Yamyabuc Discovery Trail (see back). Many longer walks are Joint management available as most of the forest is accessible by The Yorta Yorta people have long-held aspirations foot. to be involved in caring for country and have an active role in the management of Barmah National Fishing for Murray Cod, Golden Perch, Cat Fish Park. Traditional owner knowledge assists with and Yabbies is also a popular pastime with many management of the land and recognises the visitors returning time and time again to fish their unique relationship of the traditional owners to the favourite spot. land. A NSW Freshwater Recreation Fishing Licence is required for the Murray River. A current Victorian Recreational Fishing Licence is required for fishing in waters south of the Murray River. Boating and canoeing are popular on the Murray River, Barmah Lakes and adjoining creeks. There are several boat launching areas. Swimming can be enjoyed at the numerous sandy river bend beaches. Note: Take care when swimming - cold water and fast currents can be hazardous and there may be submerged logs. Diving or jumping into the water can be dangerous. For more information call the Parks Victoria Information Centre on 13 1963 or visit our website at www.parkweb.vic.gov.au BARMAH ROAD NATIONAL RIVER MILLEWA PARK STATE FOREST Camping Tocumwal l Mathoura GULPA ISLAND Area Murray Cobram INSET B River STATE FOREST Tootalong HWY WOPERANA The Gulf Toupna Nathalial Yarrawonga STATE FOREST HWY ROAD TRACK Echuca VALLEY N Creek MURRAY Aratula Shepparton GULF 0 400 Kyabram 200 LOWER Elmore THORNLEY Creek Sixty MURRAY MILLEWA Aratula MILLEWA ALLEY Benalla Fence METRES Potts Mile V STATE FOREST GOULBURN RIVER Point Bend Penglasses STATE FOREST Mathoura Bullatale HWY Landing Creek RIVER PARK Punt l FWY Landing ROAD Creek Creek Pinchgut Honeymoon digo HUME EDWARD Bend RIVER To Mathoura Bend BOUNDARY RIVER ISLAND Nine RIVER MURRAY Panel RIVER MILLEWA ROAD Ulupna MILLEWA Green Kings Sheepwash PICNIC Bend SAPLING ROAD Mud Bank Dead POINT Toupna Engine Landing ROAD RIVER LANDING Stewart Rowe Landing NATIVE DOG River Creek RIVER Long Kitchen Camp Snake Creek Gulpa Nestrons ROAD TK CHINAMANS Creek STATE FOREST ROAD Landing Bend RIVER Bend Sapling Burnt RIVER Tongalong Creek ULUPNA Landing BURNT GARDEN TRACK Landing Creek Warrick LANDING TK Lupmans Thistle Campbells DARLOWS Deep Creek TK TONGALONG Camp Ulupna Creek Picnic Bend Landing BARMAH TOP Waiting Hammys SEE INSET Clarkes MURRAY SEE INSET Point Walthours NATIONAL B Creek ROAD Plain PLAIN Plain NEWMANS STREET Camp ROAD END ROAD A AGISTMENT HIGHWAY Garden RIVER PARK Morgans FOUR FARM TK Sandspit RIVER Browns The Beach RD BARMAH TRACK CENTRE Camp TK Morgans ROAD BARMAH DINNYS Steps NATIONAL Boals Gulf TK Mill TK NATIONAL DIP TRACK Creek PARK ROAD Deadwoods TK SUTTONS ROAD TRACK MILL Creek PARK BLACK TK EMU ULUPNA BRIDGE RD BOURKE TK Duck BOUNDARY RD Ulupna Mywee TOP Hole MILE ENGINE Ulupna SHARPS PLAIN MANNIONS WASERS ROAD Thorpes TK MYWEE RD ISLAND Plain K West HOLE TK Kynmer COBB Moira DOUGIES TK Tullah Gate Sharpes Marshes RIDGE Doctors Plain TK BOUNDARY Point Dougies CROSSING Darlows MORGANS PIG LONG Crossing Cherrytree Gate Creek Suttons ROAD Kings Log Keyes GRINTERS TK Gate Mannions O’BRIENS Landing TK Ck Point Tipperary ROAD MANNIONS Gate Grinters TRACK Gate Hughes Piree HUGHES LANE TK Ridge BEARII FORCING Gate ROAD ROAD Kungamul YARDS RIDGE ROAD FREEMANS ROAD ROAD Snag Flanagans TK BEARII EAST PLAIN DOUBLE Monument Bearii RD Creek Yielima SWIFTS ROAD PORTERS Creek SAND Tullah Tarma MYWEE Hut GULF CROSSING CREEK RD BUNYIP Tram ROCKLIFFS Lake TK ROAD WAR Island TRACK HUT EDDYS ROAD GOWERS Creek Burnt BOURCHIERS The PLAIN Strathmerton Cutting Patch Furze BEARII VALLEY HIGHWAY MOIRA TK BROWNS BRIDGE B400 STATE FOREST LANCASTER YIELIMA NORTH MURRAY Barmah National Park LAKES THORPES BLACK SWAMP TRACK GOULBURN TK Highway MURRAY TK Murrays Yalca VALLEY Budgee TRACK A39 Mill North HWY Major sealed road BOUNDARY Picola WAAIA ROAD MOIRA North Barmah TK Eddys Minor sealed road Moira Gowers Lake Gate Lake TK Gate RAMP To Shepparton Major unsealed All weather road TRACK BARMAH TRICKEYS RIDGE ROAD CREEK ROAD NATIONAL LANE Unsealed road ROAD LANE PARK SAND Bununka Main Vehicle track TK INSET A Picola CHAIN LA Towna VALES West Ulupna Island Seasonally Closed Gate BARMAH ROAD WOPERANA SEE INSET SCHOOL BARMAH Channel STATE MOIRA C Barmah National Park ROAD FOREST ISLAND MILL Mullowla CREEK BARMAH Barmah THREE Long Channel Yalca Murray River Park RD No. 9/6 Beach Broken PICOLA NORTH Breens LAKES ROAD CORRYSCENTRE Beach Creek State Forest Forest Yalca Point BOUNDARY TRICKEYS Baulkamaugh NorthBeach Other Reserves BALWYNS LA South Beach ROAD Big Circular CORRYS KATUNGA MURRAY PICOLA EDMONDS ROAD Picola PICOLA Log Landing RD LANE MOORS MYERS Carters TK Water body MURRAY TK Beach LOOP RIVER RIVER MURRAY RIVER TK Recreational PARK ROAD RIVER BARMAH Old Pump Barmah Waste Woperana Labbetts PARK Facilities ROAD Barmah THORNLEY Beach FERRYTransfer Station Creek Station Beach LABBETTS Doctors East STATE Boat ramp Bend Groutches ROAD Barmah FOREST Ulupna LOOP To Echuca LOWER Beach Beach ROAD RD Camping WRIGHTS BRIDGE BARMAH BARMAHBACK Bullatale TK RIVER Carpark ROAD ROAD TK BRIDGE ISLAND Creek Fireplace ULUPNA MURRAY Barwo BEACH Guided Walk Broken LAGOON TK Ulupna Island Homestead Barmah Lake MURRAY (Private Property) RIVER Park Information TK Ulupna C358 JAMES PARK Barmah Lakes RIVER SHEPPARTON Picnic table Camping Area Narioka N Creek Nathalia CARTERS RIVER Dead ROAD Self-guided walk TRACK 0 0.5 1 BARMAH Creek ROAD Sheepwash NATIONAL River Creek Toilets PARK RESERVE ULUPNA KILOMETRES TK Creek ULUPNA Day Visitor Area NATIVE DOG 0 1.5 3 The Point TRACK INSET C POINT STATE Ulupna RIDGE TK FOREST Creek KILOMETRES TRACK To Shepparton Little Muster Barmah Lakes BARMAH BRIDGE Cartography by Spatial Vision 2010 MURRAY N M/6703 RIVER Yard NATIONAL MURRAY RIVER Camping Area PARK Ulupna ROAD PARK BOUNDARY Bridge Broken SAND MURRAY Ulupna Community & Education Area COACH CRAWFORDS Creek Dharnya Centre FARRALLS FARRALLS ROAD ROAD ULUPNA MELBOURNE OLD ROCKCLIFFS BOURCHIERS ROAD ROAD To Strathmerton BARMAH ROAD NATIONAL RIVER MILLEWA PARK STATE FOREST Camping Tocumwal l Mathoura GULPA ISLAND Area Murray Cobram INSET B River STATE FOREST Tootalong HWY WOPERANA The Gulf Toupna Nathalial Yarrawonga STATE FOREST HWY ROAD TRACK Echuca VALLEY N Creek MURRAY Aratula Shepparton GULF 0 400 Kyabram 200 LOWER Elmore THORNLEY Creek Sixty MURRAY MILLEWA Aratula MILLEWA ALLEY Benalla Fence METRES Potts Mile V STATE FOREST GOULBURN RIVER Point Bend Penglasses STATE FOREST Mathoura Bullatale HWY Landing Creek RIVER PARK Punt l FWY Landing ROAD Creek Creek Pinchgut Honeymoon digo HUME EDWARD Bend RIVER To Mathoura Bend BOUNDARY RIVER ISLAND Nine RIVER MURRAY Panel RIVER MILLEWA ROAD Ulupna MILLEWA Green Kings Sheepwash PICNIC Bend SAPLING ROAD Mud Bank Dead POINT Toupna Engine Landing ROAD RIVER LANDING Stewart Rowe Landing NATIVE DOG River Creek RIVER Long Kitchen Camp Snake Creek Gulpa Nestrons ROAD TK CHINAMANS Creek STATE FOREST ROAD Landing Bend RIVER Bend Sapling Burnt RIVER Tongalong Creek ULUPNA Landing BURNT GARDEN TRACK Landing Creek Warrick LANDING TK Lupmans Thistle Campbells DARLOWS Deep Creek TK TONGALONG Camp Ulupna Creek Picnic Bend Landing BARMAH TOP Waiting Hammys SEE INSET Clarkes MURRAY SEE INSET Point Walthours NATIONAL B Creek ROAD Plain PLAIN Plain NEWMANS STREET Camp ROAD END ROAD A AGISTMENT HIGHWAY Garden RIVER PARK Morgans FOUR FARM TK Sandspit RIVER Browns The Beach RD BARMAH TRACK CENTRE Camp TK Morgans ROAD BARMAH DINNYS Steps NATIONAL Boals Gulf TK Mill TK NATIONAL DIP TRACK Creek PARK ROAD Deadwoods TK SUTTONS ROAD TRACK MILL Creek PARK BLACK TK EMU ULUPNA BRIDGE RD BOURKE TK Duck BOUNDARY RD Ulupna Mywee TOP Hole MILE ENGINE Ulupna SHARPS
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