Accessible places

To make it easier for people of all abilities to enjoy the health benefits of visiting state forests, some sites are more accessible than others.

While state forests are often remote and have limited facilities, some places have accessible walkways, paths, viewing platforms, toilets and more.

Providing information on these things helps people decide if it is suitable and plan a visit.

Enjoy this accessible Otways waterfall

Explore this stunning accessible waterfall, walk, picnic area and campground in the Otways.

Visit Stevensons Falls

Discover Steavenson Falls Walk, located just outside Marysville, and experience one of Victoria's highest and most spectacular waterfalls up close.

Yarra Valley and Dandenong Ranges – A great day out for kids, this easy boardwalk circuit winds through cool and colourful rainforest.

Stevenson Falls is a spectacular, accessible Otways waterfall, just a short walk from a well-equipped campground and picnic area.

The Yack Tracks trailhead is a great spot to plan your mountain biking adventure, with purpose-built tracks to suit a range of abilities.

A new campground on the Thomson River with easy access to the attractions of the historic Walhalla area.

Ditchfield Camp caters for camping and picnicking. It is a great base for exploring Mount Cole State Forest.

Pack a picnic for a fun day out or enjoy a longer stay to explore more of Mt Cole State Forest.

Two Mile Creek is a spacious and easily accessible campground within the Upper Dargo Camping Precinct, perfect for caravan and vehicle-based camping.

Explore the unique and diverse wetlands of Gunbower State Forest, a wonderland of waterbirds, wildlife and aquatic plants.

Keppel Lookout offers spectacular views of Marysville, Cathedral Range State Park, Steavensons Falls and the Acheron Valley