Reserve on the Princes Highway west of Lind For further information Warnings Lind National Park is in the National Park is a wonderful opportunity for East Gippsland Total Fire Ban District. It is your Parks Victoria visitors to experience and learn about rainforest responsibility to know if it is a day of Total Fire Ban. Information Line communities. If in doubt call the Victorian Bushfire 13 1963 Information Line: 1800 240 667. or visit our website at Park closures Be prepared to leave early as extreme weather may cause the closure of some Mallacoota Office park areas for public PO Box 179 safety. Cnr Allan & Buckland Drives From the past Mallacoota Vic 3892 Cann River Office This area of Far East Gippsland is thought to PO Box 79 have once been inhabited by the Kauatungalung Princes Hwy group of the Kurnai people. Cultural surveys Cann River Vic 3890 have unearthed numerous artefacts on ridge tops within the park. Caring for Lind National Park has a history of mining the reflected in its location adjacent to Club Terrace environment Township which owes its establishment to gold Help us look after this park mining in the 1890s. by remembering these Numerous mine shafts and relics can be found guidelines: at Olive Branch Mine, near the Olive Branch All native plants, animals, Creek. cultural and historic features are protected Exploring Far East Gippsland Please take your rubbish home with you - the closest Lind National Park forms part of a network of public rubbish tip is located parks and reserves throughout Far East in Cann River or Genoa Gippsland, which protect significant Pets and firearms are environmental and cultural areas and provide for not permitted in Lind great visitor experiences. National Park Please do not use soaps, Croajingolong National Park and Cape detergents and toothpaste in Conran Coastal Park both feature the streams and waterways magnificent coastal environments with as they are a source of numerous recreational opportunities drinking water for others including walking, camping and 4wd trips. Dispose of dirty water away from watercourses Coopracambra National Park and Errinundra Please do not feed or National Park encompass vast wilderness and handle the wildlife as it mountain forests and provide experiences for fosters dependence and those searching for more self-reliant may cause disease recreational opportunities. Road closures apply to August 2012 The walk through the Bemm River Scenic Printed on Australian-made 100% recycled paper all vehicles
For further information Parks Victoria Information Line 13 1963 or visit our website at Mallacoota Office PO Box 179 Cnr Allan & Buckland Drives Mallacoota Vic 3892 Cann River Office PO Box 79 Princes Hwy Cann River Vic 3890 Caring for the environment Help us look after this park by remembering these guidelines: All native plants, animals, cultural and historic features are protected Please take your rubbish home with you - the closest public rubbish tip is located in Cann River or Genoa Pets and firearms are not permitted in Lind National Park Please do not use soaps, detergents and toothpaste in the streams and waterways as they are a source of drinking water for others Dispose of dirty water away from watercourses Please do not feed or handle the wildlife as it fosters dependence and may cause disease Road closures apply to all vehicles Warnings Lind National Park is in the East Gippsland Total Fire Ban District. It is your responsibility to know if it is a day of Total Fire Ban. If in doubt call the Victorian Bushfire Information Line: 1800 240 667. Park closures Be prepared to leave early as extreme weather may cause the closure of some park areas for public safety. From the past This area of Far East Gippsland is thought to have once been inhabited by the Kauatungalung group of the Kurnai people. Cultural surveys have unearthed numerous artefacts on ridge tops within the park. Lind National Park has a history of mining reflected in its location adjacent to Club Terrace Township which owes its establishment to gold mining in the 1890s. Numerous mine shafts and relics can be found at Olive Branch Mine, near the Olive Branch Creek. Exploring Far East Gippsland Lind National Park forms part of a network of parks and reserves throughout Far East Gippsland, which protect significant environmental and cultural areas and provide for great visitor experiences. Croajingolong National Park and Cape Conran Coastal Park both feature magnificent coastal environments with numerous recreational opportunities including walking, camping and 4wd trips. Coopracambra National Park and Errinundra National Park encompass vast wilderness and mountain forests and provide experiences for those searching for more self-reliant recreational opportunities. The walk through the Bemm River Scenic Reserve on the Princes Highway west of Lind National Park is a wonderful opportunity for visitors to experience and learn about rainforest communities. August 2012 Printed on Australian-made 100% recycled paper