Yala range National Park (Yarra Ranges National Park) is located in (Victoria Central Highlands), Victoria's central highland in southeast Victoria, about 760 square kilometers, about 150km from the Victorian capital Melbourne.
The forests of range National Park, founded in 1995, are home to one of the world's tallest tree species: the Liriodendron (Mountain Ash Tree). In addition, Melbourne's mother river: the source of the (Yarra River) of the Yala River is in range National Park.
The range National Park is home to a large number of wild animals, including kangaroos, koala bears, emus and more than 100 native birds. Here, visitors can visit the Rainforest Museum of Art and its viewing platform, stroll along the rainforest trails on the southern hillside of (Mount Donna Buang), Donahan Hill, and enjoy cross-country skiing and sledding in Lake Mountain (Lake Mountain). Drive along the world-famous Hesper (Black Spur) between (Healesville) and Nabeth and (Narbethong), pull over the beech (Beeches) in Mrs. Talbo's driveway on (Lady Talbot Drive) and walk through the ancient rainforest. Watch Capel (Keppel) 's Falls and Ghost Falls (Phantom Falls).
