This diverse park offers visitors the chance to explore many different landscapes, from the granite hills and woodlands of the Warby Ranges, the Box‐Ironbarks of Killawarra Forest, and the River Red Gum forests and wetlands of the heritage-listed Ovens River. Enjoy spectacular views, great walking and cycling, horse riding, canoeing, boating and fishing, or relax at your campsite and watch the local wildlife.

Located between the Victorian Alps and the Murray Valley, Warby‐Ovens National Park protects some of the State’s most significant bushland. The park's three distinct landscapes - the granitic hills and woodlands of the Warby Range, the Box‐Ironbarks forests of Killawarra, and the River Red Gum forests and wetlands of the heritage-listed Ovens River - provide a sanctuary for native plants and animals.

Only 10 kilometres from Wangaratta, it’s easy to access for a day trip to enjoy walks, picnics, birdwatching, bike rides, horse riding or a scenic drive. The views from Ryan's Lookout and Kwat Kwat Lookout are exceptional, especially in winter, with snow-covered peaks in the distance.

Explore the maze of walking tracks in the Warby Range and Killawarra Forest and enjoy the park's diverse birdlife and spring wildflowers. Or relax by the river with a picnic or barbecue.

Look for reptiles sunning themselves on exposed granite slabs and Wedge-tailed Eagles soaring overhead. Early morning and late afternoon are generally the best times to see birds and other wildlife, like Swamp Wallabies or Eastern Grey Kangaroos.