Alpine National Park (Alpine National Park, (Alps National Park) is located in the (Central Highlands) region of the central highlands of Victoria, about 390km southwest of Melbourne, the capital of Victoria, and is the largest national park in Victoria. Covering an area of 6474 square kilometers, (Kosciuszko National Park) wants to join Victoria's Coxiucau National Park in the east.
Alpine National Park is famous for skiing, and more than half of the largest ski resorts in Victoria are here. In this magnificent national park, with semi-melting snow mountains and tranquil lakes, visitors can choose to ride through the woods on horseback. You can also walk on foot, and each moment will admire the Creator's magic.
(Hotham Alpine Resort) and (Falls Creek) are the two main ski bases in Alpine National Park, with a number of small towns in and around the National Park, northeast of the National Park, the Housam Alpine Resort and the Fosquic Mountain Resort (Falls Creek) are the two main ski bases in Alpine National Park. Bright, known for its maple reward, is the gateway to Alpine National Park from Melbourne.
