This area was frequented by local Aboriginal tribes prior to white settlement and many artefacts have been found. The gently sloping open woodland plains around the mountains have been formed by granite sand washing down from the peaks. They were once used for the grazing of domestic stock. If you wish you can continue for another kilometre along the old Easter Creek water-race to a scenic lookout. The Langhi Ghiran track heads off Kartuk Rd just before it reaches the picnic ground and it heads south through a range of landforms and vegetation types to the highway.
Walkers note there is no water in the park in the drier months.
Mt Langhi Ghiran Vineyard Buangor is 22 km south-east of Ararat along the Western Highway. The Warrak Rd heads north off the highway at this point. 5 km along is a caravan display and museum where there are historic vans, bottles and collectables. It is another 2 km to the Mt Langhi Ghiran Vineyard, situated on the eastern slopes of the mountain. The cellar door is open from 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. weekdays and 12.00 p.m. to 5.00 p.m. weekends.