
Chiltern Valley No 1 Dam
Great bird watching spot. Enter via Pit Road. Photo E Collins

Woolshed Falls Track
Photo E Collins

View from Mt Pilot in spring
Photo N Bartlett

Brittle Gums Old Coach Road Mt Pilot
These magnificent gums are only found the Mt Pilot section of the park. The understorey is bracken. Photo E Collins

Stone wall Old Coach Road Mt Pilot
A relic of the past which has stood the test of time. Photo E Collins

Tuan Track Walk
Guided walk through different habitats with leaflet provided.All season walk but excellent in spring. Photo E Collins

Bartley Plaque Sept 14th 2013
The plaque tells some of the history of this block.Funded by Friends group. Photo R Collins

Frogs Hollow revegetation
A willing band planted over 300 shrubs and trees in August 2013.

Albino Swamp Wallaby
A delightful portrait of this unusually coloured animal. Photo N Bartlett.

Grey Grass Tree Xanthorrhoea glauca ssp angustifolia
This species has recently found to be confined to Chiltern, Killawarra and the Warby Ranges. Photo E Collins

Sunburst Lichen Xanthoria sp
A spectacular lichen which can bee seen on the old fruit trees in Bartley's block. Photo E Collins

Speckled Warbler
This delightful little bird is most easily seen at Bartley's block. Best spot to look is at the southern end. Photo N Bartlett

Amazing balance
Just one of the many interesting rocks in the park. Photo E Collins

Chiltern Valley No 2 Dam
Another good bird watching spot. Pleasant picnic spot with good viewing site. Picnic table provided by Friends group. Photo E Collins

Barnawartha Bushfire
After crossing the freeway the fire entered the park along Barnawartha Depot Road. Ridge Track and a large area of the reference area was burnt. Photo by R Pritchard

Grasstree Track
Life beginning to return. Springtime will be interesting where the ground has been lightly burnt. Photo B Pritchard

Aerial attack
Water bombing over the Chiltern Reference area. Parks crew cut a firebreak through this area..

Pilot Reference Area and Hartigans Gap
This aerial shows the extent and pathway of the fire. The Pilot reference area suffered badly with 11,000 ha being burnt. Many large old trees were lost. Photo B Pritchard.

Woolshed 27th July 2016
Photo N Blair Another spectacular cascade of water.

Magenta planting June 3rd 2016
In 2016 Parks redesigned the Magenta Mine carpark and barbecue area to improve the area,The surrounds were ripped and mulched and in June Friends planted 200 understorey species.

Interperpretive plaque, Rutherglen N F Reserve
Photo M Webster. The Great Southern and Chiltern Valley mine is situated in the Rutherglen Natural Features Reserve. Friends obtained a grant to restore the reserve and mine site. This was completed in 2016 by an enthusiastic group with support from Parks Victoria.

Clear Creek Cascades July 2016
Photo M Webster. The rains have produced some spectacular sights. This waterfall brings the rock formations to life.