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Introduction to Pauls Range State Forest

by Bob Padula   

On May 27 2008 I visited the Paul's Range State Forest, an interesting forming part of the Paul's Range about 50 km NE of Melbourne.

It extends for some 10 km in a north-south direction, and merges with the southern section of the Toolangi State Forest.

Access is via the Melba Highway, through Yarra Glen, then along the Old Toolangi Rd, into Beach's Lane, to the main signed entrance and small carpark at the corner of Paul's Lane. ... (more)



Forest entrance at Paul's Lane

Forest entrance at Paul's Lane
Paul's Range Track

Paul's Range Track
Paul's Range Track

Paul's Range Track
Bushland off Loop Track

Bushland off Loop Track
Junction, Paul's Range and Loop Tracks

Junction, Paul's Range and Loop Tracks

LoopTrack

LoopTrack
West view from Loop Track

West view from Loop Track
West view from Loop Track - very steep

West view from Loop Track - very steep
West view from Loop Track - very steep

West view from Loop Track - very steep
North view towards Mt Slide

North view towards Mt Slide

LoopTrack - steep

LoopTrack - steep
North view from Ridge Track

North view from Ridge Track
Junction of Ridge and Loop Tracks

Junction of Ridge and Loop Tracks
Paul's Range Track

Paul's Range Track
Paul's Range Track

Paul's Range Track

Paul's Range, from the west, farms

Paul's Range, from the west, farms
Paul's Range, from the west

Paul's Range, from the west
Paul's Range, from the west, farms

Paul's Range, from the west, farms
Paul's Range, from the west

Paul's Range, from the west
Paul's Range, from the west

Paul's Range, from the west

The route

The route
article published 05/28/2008

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Fires For Sure!
Howdy Bob, sure is easy to see where the fires have been, not much under growth in places with black tree trunks and bright green new shoots, will probably take years to get back to somewhere near normal provided there is regular rainfall! Nice looking area though, pity it was getting dark so early, thanks for sharing and best regards from a stormy Port Macquarie, NSW! Michael Stevenson
— Michael Stevenson, May 29, 2008

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