Beechworth Historic Park

Beechworth Historic Park is located near Beechworth, a popular tourist destination about 3 hours northeast of Melbourne.

The park is easily accessible on foot and offers a glimpse into the area's goldmining history and stunning rugged countryside.

One of the main attractions in the park is the scenic five-kilometre Gorge track, which provides picturesque views of waterfalls and the surrounding countryside. There are also walking tracks that connect Lake Sambell and Lake Kerferd, allowing visitors to experience the beauty of the area. For those looking for a more immersive experience, there is a network of tracks that link various points of interest in the Gorge area.

The best time to visit Beechworth Historic Park is between April and November when the climate is temperate and ideal for hiking and exploring. It is advisable to avoid visiting during the summer months (December to March) due to the hot weather and the risk of bushfires.

Driving is the recommended mode of transportation to reach the park, with ample parking available. Once in Beechworth, the park can be explored on foot.

Visitors should be aware that conditions in the park can change, so it is important to stay informed before visiting newline.