A backpack lies against a tree truck beside a moss covered boulder on a hiking trail in the Tarra Bulga National Forest

Interpretive signs


Throughout the entire Track there are 27 interpretive signs. They are key to relaying important and interesting information to you in an attractive and exciting visual display. They show you information on the flora, fauna, biodiversity and sustainability of the Track, as well as the history of the Heartbreak Hills, Cores and Links Reserve, bushfire and Hancock Victoria Plantations’ involvement, management, contribution to the Track and the surrounding land.

Sponsor an interpretive sign

For a contribution of $1,000 individuals, businesses and community groups can become a sponsor of the Grand Strzelecki Track. This contribution will provide the sponsor for the life of their chosen interpretive sign for a minimum of 10 years. Your name, business or community group and a link to you will be placed on the interpretive sign and on this page. Visitors can connect with you via your links.

Contact us for further information.

Interpretive signs available for sponsorship

 Locations

  • Sticky Wattle located in Macks Creek (Macks Creek Loop)
  • Damp Forest located on West Face Track (Mount Tassie Loop)
  • Cool Temperate Rainforest located on Wild Cherry Track (Macks Creek Loop)
  • Bushfire located at Goombala Road and Mountain Hickory Track (Tarra Valley Loop and Park-To-Park)

 Interpretive signs already sponsored