Description
Formerly a major resource for the Peramangk Aboriginal people, Scott Creek was first occupied by European settlers in the 1830s. The settlers pursued farming, timber and silver mining as their primary sources of income.
Today, the ecological value of the park has been recognised--the real silver in these hills lies in the unique flora and fauna of the area. A home to southern brown bandicoots, koalas and over 125 species of bird, Scott Creek also hosts nearly 400 species of native plants. Take the opportunity to appreciate the wildlife by following one of the numerous, quiet walking trails.