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Raymond Creek Falls

Raymond Creek Falls Camping Area sits within Snowy River National Park in Victoria, roughly 40 kilometres north of Orbost via Yalmy Road — about a six-hour drive from Melbourne.

The gravel road is generally passable by standard two-wheel-drive vehicles in good conditions, though the journey is longer than average. The campground is managed by Parks Victoria and serves as the base for exploring the surrounding park.

A short, steep return walk of around one kilometre leads from the picnic area to the falls themselves, a striking 20-metre waterfall tucked into a secluded corner of the park. Extending the hike a further 300 metres reaches the base of the falls.

Activities in the area include hiking and general exploration of the Victorian High Country. Hunting is permitted in designated sections of the park east of the Snowy River during specified seasons.


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