Mount Granya State Park is a 6,140 hectares state park near Wodonga on the northern border of Victoria, Australia. It is named after Mount Granya, an 870 m peak. The terrain is generally steep and rocky with eucalyptus forest and low shrub.
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Such a beautiful place to go and adventure in. Roads were good after so much rain and we enjoyed looking at the sunset from the fire tower look out. Great place to stay and have a picnic, as there is a concrete table and contained fire pit to do a BBQ. Good cleared area at the fire tower stop, so the kids can have a safe stretch of the legs. There are some walks that can be accessed from here and the view out the valley is...
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Lovely quiet state Pak. Free camping at Cottontree Camp ground. Lots of bird life around. Several toilets in the park. Walking tracks are signed with distances and arrows along routes. Beautiful view from the summit...
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Camping area available at Cottontree Creek. Fire trails make good walks or rides. No dogs allowed. Of riding don't leave hay or manure or horse feed at...
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