King River

King River King Valley is a tranquil destination located in the Alpine National Park.

It offers scenic beauty, picnic facilities, fishing, and boating at Lake William Hovell. The upper end of the King Valley is surrounded by farms and green pastures, providing easy access points and sandy beaches for beginner paddlers, as well as grade two and three rapids for experienced paddlers.

For experienced paddlers, the King River closer to Whitfield offers grade two and three rapids. On the other hand, the bottom end near Wangaratta is perfect for beginner paddlers, young paddlers, and families looking to enjoy a leisurely day lounging in gum tree shades and appreciating the scenic beauty.

The King River is a popular fishing spot, attracting local fishers who come to catch Brown trout, Murray cod, Trout cod, and Redfins. With plenty of easy access points, it is an excellent fishing destination that won't disappoint.

The King Valley is a picturesque region known for its high-country food and wine. Starting and ending with the towns of Cheshunt and Milawa, visitors can embark on a winery road trip to explore renowned Italian varietal vineyards and savor their flavors. Additionally, they can enjoy the scenic beauty of the region and dip their toes in one of Victoria's most beautiful rivers. It is advisable to plan ahead for parking, accommodation, and any other activities you wish to indulge in.

To reach King Valley, it is approximately a 3-hour drive from Melbourne via Hume Freeway (M31) or Great Alpine Road (B500). From Whitfield, travelers can take