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Chiltern Box-Ironbark National Park, established in 1997, contains species of box-ironbark forest that once covered much of north-east Victoria. The park protects rare wildlife and contains several historic goldmining sites. Short or day-long walks can be made on vehicle tracks through open forest and a 25km historic drive is marked from Chiltern through the forest and goldfields.

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Queensland National Parks
Fraser Island National Park, Glass House Mountains National Park, Whitsunday Islands National Park

Victoria National Parks
Alpine, Ironbark, Lake Eildon, Mitchell River, Mount Richmond, Snowy Mountains

New South Wales National Parks
Blue Mountains National Park, Budawang, Kosciuszko National Park, Royal

South Australia National Parks
Belair, Coorong, Lake Eyre, Seal Bay

Tasmania National Parks
Ben Lomond National Park, Cradle Mountain, Douglas, Franklin, Mountfield

Western Australia National Parks
Cape Arid, Cape Leeuwin, Dryandra, Ningaloo, Stirling, Tunnel Creek, Warren

Northern Territory National Parks
Charles Darwin, Elsey, King's Canyon, Litchfield, Mary River

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