Baw Baw National Park

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Baw Baw National Park is a protected alpine area in Victoria, Australia, known for its snow gum woodlands, subalpine landscapes, and popular hiking and winter recreation opportunities.

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Baw Baw National Park canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf national park
protected area
climate cool temperate
contains Mount Baw Baw
Mount St Gwinear
Tanjil River headwaters
Thomson River headwaters
country Australia
distanceFrom approximately 120 kilometres east of Melbourne
hasAccess Mount Baw Baw Tourist Road
hasActivity camping
mountain biking
picnicking
wildlife watching
hasEcosystemType alpine
subalpine
hasFeature alpine bogs
granite outcrops
snow-covered landscapes in winter
hasSeasonalPeakUse summer
winter
hasTrailType ski trail
walking track
hasVegetationType snow gum woodland
sphagnum bog
subalpine heathland
isHabitatFor alpine flora
subalpine fauna
IUCNCategory II
knownFor bushwalking
cross-country skiing
hiking
scenic views
snow gum woodlands
snowshoeing
subalpine landscapes
winter recreation
locatedIn Gippsland
locatedOn Baw Baw Plateau
managingAuthority Parks Victoria
nearestTown Erica
Noojee
partOf Australian Alps
Great Dividing Range
protectionStatus protected under Victorian conservation legislation
region eastern Victoria
state Victoria

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Victorian Alps hasPart Baw Baw National Park
Yarra Ranges partlyProtectedBy Baw Baw National Park
Australian Alps hasPart Baw Baw National Park
Thomson River (Victoria) locatedInProtectedArea Baw Baw National Park
Baw Baw Plateau partOf Baw Baw National Park