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Kinglake National Park protects almost 600 native plant species, over 40 native mammal and 90 native bird species.
Bushwalking, picnics, camping, horse riding, cycling and nature study are all popular activities in the park. In spring, keep an eye out for wildflowers in bloom. Winter is a good time to discover fungi, mosses and lichens.
Horse riding is permitted only on Old Kinglake Rd, Everard Track and Watsons Creek Track. It is prohibited in the rest of the park.
If you are visiting the Everard Block, which takes in Jehosaphat Gully and surrounding walks, take care not to stray from the marked trails. The area is littered with mine shafts. Most of them remain unmapped to date.
Some areas of Kinglake National Park are closed on Catastrophic Fire Danger days. On high fire danger days it is advisable not to the enter the park.
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