Tarra-Bulga National Park

Tarra-Bulga National Park is a protected cool temperate rainforest in the Strzelecki Ranges of southeastern Victoria, near Balook in South Gippsland. Established through the amalgamation of Tarra Valley and Bulga parks, it preserves towering mountain ash, ancient myrtle beech, and dense fern gullies. Notable for the Corrigan Suspension Bridge, Tarra Falls, and rich birdlife including lyrebirds, the park offers well-maintained walking tracks and a visitor centre interpreting the area's natural heritage.

Visitors can expect a cool temperate rainforest environment with towering mountain ash and myrtle beech, dense tree ferns and fern gullies. The park features well-marked walking tracks ranging from short boardwalks to longer circuits, the Corrigan Suspension Bridge spanning a fern-filled gully, views of Tarra Falls, picnic areas and the Tarra-Bulga Visitor Centre with interpretive displays. The setting is tranquil and shaded, with opportunities for birdwatching, photography and short nature walks.