Ada Tree Picnic Area is a Parks Victoria picnic area in Victoria’s High Country, 14 km NW of Noojee.
Enjoy your picnic in a tranquil setting, situated beneath tall Mountain Ash Forest at the headwaters of the Little Ada River. The Ada Tree picnic area brings you back to nature where you can hear the frequent lyrebird call and take in the surrounding Mountain Ash species, which is the tallest flowering plant in the Southern hemisphere. More of this forest can be observed along the Island Creek walk which starts from the picnic area.This site offers picnic tables, shelter and basic toilet facilities for you to enjoy during your stay.
Facilities
- Picnic area
- Toilets
- Wheelchair access (partial)
Getting there
From Powelltown, head east along the Yarra Junction - Noojee Road (C425) for 6km then turn left up Big Creek Road. Travel along Big Creek Road for 22km and turn right down Federal Road. Travel along Federal Road for 3km until you reach the Ada Tree Picnic Area. From Warburton Travel along the Warburton - Woodspoint Road (C511) for 10km and Turn Right onto Brahams Road. Continue for 13km and veer left onto Big Creek Road. After 4km, turn right down Federal Road. Travel along Federal Road for 3km until you reach the Ada Tree Picnic Area. For Disabled Access: A key is available at the Powelltown…
Track closures nearby
Live from Vicmap. Closures change often — check Parks Victoria before you travel.
Nearby
- Ada Tree Lookout · 783 m W
- Ada Tree Walk Walk · 811 m S
- New Federal Mill Walk Walk · 1.4 km SW
- Federal Mill Camping Area Campground · 1.4 km SW
- Walk Into History Walk · 2.3 km W
- New Ada No2 Mill Campground · 3.1 km SW
- Starlings Gap Campground · 5.8 km W
- Richards Tramline Walk · 6.4 km NW
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