Lower Goulburn National Park

This section of the Goulburn River is lined with River Red Gums and is an important wildlife corridor linking the mountains of the Great Dividing Range to the Murray River. The picturesque river has narrow strips of vegetation along its meandering banks, with the adjoining River Red Gum forests and woodlands providing a striking contrast to the adjacent farmland. The Lower Goulburn National Park and forests along the lower reaches of the Goulburn River are ideal for camping, fishing and canoeing. Sightsee and picnic with many views from high river banks, swim or fish in this fairly shallow section of the river which is enhanced by summer releases from Lake Eildon. Informal boat ramps are scattered along the river at popular access points.