About Errinundra National Park
Errinundra National Park is a protected area on the Errinundra Plateau in East Gippsland, Victoria, about 25 kilometres south of Goongerah and east of Orbost. Established in 1988, it preserves Victoria's largest cool temperate rainforest and extensive old-growth forests of shining gum, mountain ash and rainforest species. The park is notable for its remote plateau landscape, ancient forests, fern gullies and high biodiversity within the Monaro Tablelands region.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a remote, forested plateau environment dominated by cool temperate rainforest, old-growth eucalypt forest and fern gullies. The park is accessed via unsealed roads and offers short rainforest walks, lookouts and picnic areas such as Errinundra Saddle and Gunmark Road. Facilities are basic and the setting is natural and undeveloped, with walking tracks through dense forest, moss-covered trees and wildlife habitat for birds and forest fauna.
Key highlights
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Victoria's largest cool temperate rainforest
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Old-growth forests of shining gum and mountain ash on the Errinundra Plateau
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Rainforest walks at Errinundra Saddle and Gunmark Road
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Remote plateau landscape with fern gullies and moss-covered trees
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Birdwatching and wildlife viewing in high-biodiversity forest