Koorlong State Forest is a diverse and ecologically rich area in Victoria, offering a variety of outdoor activities and opportunities for nature appreciation.
Located in northwestern Victoria, Koorlong State Forest encompasses a unique blend of semi-arid and riverine ecosystems. The forest provides a crucial habitat for a diversity of wildlife, including several species of lizards, birds, and mammals. Historically, the area has been important to local Indigenous communities, providing a wealth of natural resources. For outdoor enthusiasts, Koorlong State Forest offers numerous recreational activities such as hiking, bird watching, and mountain biking. The forest's proximity to the Murray River makes it an ideal spot for water-based activities and scenic picnics. Visitors are attracted by the serene landscapes and the relatively undeveloped nature of the area, which allows for a true escape into the wilderness.
The proximity to the Murray River offers pristine views and fishing spots.
Rich birdlife, providing excellent bird watching opportunities.
Heritage trails that detail the history of local Indigenous peoples.
Secluded areas within the forest for peaceful nature walks.
Easy access to the scenic Murray River for canoeing and fishing.
Trails that provide insights into the cultural history of the area's first inhabitants.
Home to various bird species and native flora and fauna.