Pink Cliffs Reserve is located in the small town of Heathcote., inland in central Victoria.
Pink Cliffs Reserve is a geological reserve called "pink cliffs," but most of the time it is in brown tones. The unique, undulating clay terrain on the moon's surface is caused by the forces of nature and early gold mining, where hikers and photographers like to put on boots and grab the camera. Start exploring unique landscapes, wild flowers and wildlife.
Pink Cliffs Reserve is located in the south of the town of Heathcote, walking from the parking lot to the supply and demand of about 30 minutes, the scenic spot with two high and low viewing platform (Lookout), is the best place to enjoy the scenery of the reserve.
