Regulations
- No dogs, cats or firearms.
- Fires to be lit only in fireplaces provided.
- Horse riding only on designated tracks.
- No digging for worms on the river bank.
- Prospecting is permitted in the bed of Anderson's Creek with non-mechanical tools only.
- It is also advised that visitors:
- Keep to walking tracks, as many partly hidden mine shafts dot the hills.
- Tracks in Whipstick Gully can be steep and slippery in wet weather. Historic gold sites are protected.
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