We’re on the map

The wonderful folk at Meridian Maps have just released the third edition of the Hattah-Kulkyne Map Guide. And we’re in it! We were happy to help with some of the content, including adding in the Raakajilm conservation property and Jesse’s Track.

I’ve always loved the design of these maps, so much more informative than the brochure you pick up from the visitor center or the Parks Victoria website. The previous edition (2010) has been extensively updated and offers a refreshed, detailed look at Hattah Kulkyne National Park and Murray Kulkyne Park, in Victoria.

From the folks at Meridian Maps:

Nestled around a breathtaking system of lakes, these adjoining parks boast a wealth of natural attractions—from majestic River Red Gums and ancient Buloke trees to rolling sand plains and the distinctive mallee landscape. Ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, the parks support a wide range of activities including hiking, canoeing, four-wheel driving, birdwatching, fishing, and nature photography.

What's New in the 3rd Edition:

Improved map scale: now 1:70,000 for enhanced detail

Modernised design: matches the style of the Map Guides of Victoria series

Updated track and road networks throughout the park

New peripheral content: features more regional and contextual information

• Combined Lake Hattah & Mournpall Enlargement Map (see example above)

Revised text and resources for accuracy and usability

This latest edition is the definitive guide for anyone planning to experience this unique part of Victoria. Whether you're navigating by foot, kayak, or 4WD, the new Hattah-Kulkyne Map Guide helps travellers get more from their journey into this iconic region.

The Hattah-Kulkyne Map Guide 3rd edition offers great value for money. The map is available folded at $11.95 and laminated or folded/laminated at $22.95.

See the map at: https://meridianmaps.com.au/product/hattah-kulkyne-map-guide/

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