The name derives from the fact that it was once a vantage point for bushranger Harry Power. The lookout is 4 or 5 km away. It was long used by Aborigines prior to the grazing and logging practices of the European settlers. Wildlife is abundant, as are wildflowers in spring. There are waterfalls, magnificent stands of trees, scenic views and abundant birdlife.
Visitors can enjoy scenic walks and drives, picnics, camping, bushwalking and photography.
Access can be gained by heading north along the Whitfield Rd for 10 km. When you get to Bridge Creek continue ahead insteading of turning right towards Whitfield. After 4 km take the turnoff on the right onto Blue Range Rd. For access to the northern end of the park see the entry on Benalla . It produces a large range of dry red and white table wines and a sparkling wine and it is open daily from 10.00 a.m. to 4.00 p.m.