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Murray-Sunset National Park [1] is in Victoria, Australia. The park is made up of semi-arid plain and four seasonal lakes.

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Murray-Sunset is accessible by car from Melbourne (550 km), Adelaide (400 km from) or Mildura (50 km). Two-wheel drive autos need to use the gravel road from Linga on the Mallee Highway.

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• Pine Lakes formerly the site of commercial salt harvesting.
• Pink Lakes so called for the color of alga in the lake. Note the lakes are dry in summer.
• Lindsay Island
• Murray River

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• Four-wheel drive
• Hiking -- Pink Lakes area has several trails.
• Bird watching -- local species include the Regent Parrot.

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Murray Sunset has several options for camping both primitive and with facilities (toilets, showers, BBQ, etc) as well as a hostel, Shearer's Hut.

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