Day Tours - General

The spectacular Snowy River Valley lies some 700 vertical meters beneath the Gelantipy plateau. Access to the river is by remote tracks and trails through the surrounding farm and forested lands. Bushwalks, lookouts, and summer swim stops are made, allowing an appreciation of this legendary region and contrasting environment to grow. Three trips are offered. Routes may vary depending on Seasonal road closures and weather conditions.

4x4 Summer Day Trip

Departing from the back of the property via Dingo Hill, stops are made at logging coupes, Tulloch Ard Lookout and Ash Saddle walking trail while before entering into the near by Snowy River National Park. The calls of many bird species can be heard, especially the illusive lyre bird and the deafening bell bird. Tall forest covers the plateau, while down into the valley distinctly dry vegetation grows. Lunch is by the Snowy River followed by a swim and canoe paddle up through the Gorge. Minimum of 6 persons required.

Cost: $105.00

2x4 Year Round Trips

A day of stunning scenery, deep gorges, local history, walks and wild roads. See the Snowy Valley and swim in the Legendary River. Walk McKillop's Bridge and old mining tracks, learn about the plant and animal life of the region. Visit Little River Gorge (Victoria's deepest gorge)

Cost: $85.00

2X4 Half Day Trip

Only few kilometres to the north of Karoonda Park lies a stark blackened landscape rarely seen by the international traveler, and let alone by most Australians. The January 2003 bushfire significantly and severely affected this region.

Experience the effects of fire on the Snowy River Country and districts of Gelantipy, Seldom Seen and Wulgulmerang. Many local sights are visited including the impressive Little River Gorge, Victoria's deepest at 500 meters.

Cost: $45.00

NB: All trips depart from Karoonda Park or as arranged. Prices are per person, exclude National Park Fees and are subject to change without notice.