Den of Nargun Mitchell River Loop

Waking Tracks, Picnic & BBQ Facilities, Scenic & Historic Features

Located in the Mitchell River National Park, the Den of Nargun is a site of great cultural significance to women in the Gunnai / Kurnai Aboriginal community. The home of the Nargun - a half human, half stone creature reportedly taking children venturing near the rock pool. The Den of Nargun Track forms part of the Nargun Loop Track. Connecting a number sights and features of the Mitchell River National Park, the Den of Nargun Mitchell River Loop also forms part of the Billy Goat Bend / Mitchell River Walking Track. Features include the Den of Nargun, Woolshed Creek Camping Area, Deadcock Den, Mitchell River and the Bluff Lookout.

• Location & Access

  • High Country & Alpine Region of East Gippsland

  • Mitchell River National Park

  • Western Section

  • 45 Km (35 min) north west of Bairnsdale via Nargun Road

• Den of Nargun Loop

  • Allow 1 - 1.5 hours to walk the loop and take in the views

  • Steep Grades, Steps and Rocky Sections

• Features

  • Bluff Lookout

  • Den of Nargun

  • Deadcock Den

  • Mitchell River

  • Warm Temperate Rainforest Gullies

  • Woolshed Creek Camp Area