From river to gorge top, the semi-remote Mitchell River Walking Track follows the west bank of the river downstream from Angusvale through the Den of Nargun gorge, which is lined with remnants of temperate rainforest. Den of Nargun, Mitchell River National Park, 16 November 2020 The arrival time was staggered, which meant that the walk was taken with small groups rather than the usual big and noisy one. Reef Walk (Jarrambayah) 4.2km return, Medium difficulty. Den of Nargun (Mitchell River National Park) Accessibility Visiting a park can be more of a challenge for people with disabilities, however, in Victoria there are a wide range of facilities to help people of all abilities enjoy our wonderful parks around the state. Camping fees apply. The Mitchell River National Park Elwood to Sandringham is a culmination of beaches all connected and a 16km coastal walk that includes picturesque beach scenes and views of the Melbourne city skyline. This hidden gem is tucked away in the Mitchell River National Park and is a must-see if you’re exploring East Gippsland on a weekend away or road-tripping through. Authorities. Location: Mitchell River National Park Rarrgi Short Walk: 20 minute return, Easy: River Walk (Bunguu) 20 minute return, Easy. The guide board describes the walk as “easy to moderate, 5km loop and would take 1.5 hrs”. The 18km Mitchell River Walking Track is best completed in 2 days or a day for fitter, distance walkers, and commences at the Angusvale camp area to the north. Walk takes you along the sandy western bank to the start of the West Wall. Mitchell River National Park covers an area of 15,300 hectares including the magnificient Punamii-unpuu, the Mitchell Falls area, which is a place of cultural and spiritual significance for the Wunambal people. The walk into the Den takes approximately 15 minutes each way, or 45 minutes as a circuit walk via the Mitchell River. Address: Mitchell River National Park, Wallers Road, VIC 3875. 4. Mitchell Falls resides in Mitchell River National Park near Kununurra in Western Australia. Leads to a sandbar at the junction of the Fitzroy and Margaret, a popular fishing and swimming place. Den of Nargun. There are spectacular views from the river to the top of the gorge. List of trails Refreshing views of Lake Norman and choice spots for fishing are offered for hikers and anglers, and an extensive network of more challenging trails through the forest is available for mountain bikers and hikers, too. Camping fees Punamii-unpuu (Mitchell Falls Campground) is the only place to camp within the park. Continue following Bairnsdale-Dargo road and turn right onto Mitchell Dam Road, which becomes Angusvale Road, to access Angusvale camp ground. Elwood to Sandringham Walk. Direct view of Mitchell Falls from the precarious outcrop across the gorge. Note that there are some steep sections along the walk. South of the Den is Weir Lane and Old Weir Track, which runs to the remnants of a Glenaladale Weir- which was constructed around 1892-1893. Again, these other attractions were not possible for us to do given the limited amount of time we were given at Mitchell Falls. Highlights include vista views of the national park, lush gully trails, river access, waterfalls (when flowing), pools … The Mitchell River National Park is located 320km east of Melbourne and is roughly 25km northwest of Bairnsdale.