Black Range State Park — Attraction in Telangatuk East

Beautiful scenery, medium difficulty, great exercise, didn't encounter anyone else on the track.

Though, poor signage - very few arrows noted, & an unclear path due to consistent greenery/broken trees around - so had to find path on phone to navigate in the rough direction. Wouldn't want to hike during wet weather. Some paths along trail right on the edge of cliff.

The road to get to the carpark/hike base was inconsistent & unsealed, but doable in my low car if you go slowly (~15min). Would have been...

Great place to visit with rugged scenery, plenty of wildlife and wildflowers. A trip to the aboriginal Mudadgadjiin Shelter is worth the drive, although the road is pretty rough and could be impassable in bad weather. We stayed at the Southern Grampians Wilderness Lodge off the Rocklands-Cherrypool Road which has comfortable, well appointed and roomy log cabin/chalet style accommodation. Gariwerd (the Grampians) is also close by and the whole area is full of sightseeing...

Great place to hike, lack of any real markers or signs, you can follow the rock piles though. Can be a little confusing to what level you need to be on if you have never been there before. As mentioned you will need a car with some reasonable ground clearance possibly a 4wd in the wet. I did it in a sportswagon during the summer but I wouldn't advise it if you don't have any knowledge on how to keep momentum in sand, and it really...