Around the world there's some truly stunning national parks and one of my favourites is Wilson's Promotry National Park. The locals affectionately call this place the prom. Now this national park has full of some beautiful walking tracks and trails, absolutely glorious beaches and abundant wildlife. So let's spend a day in this remarkable piece of Australia. Wilson's prom is two and a half hours dry from southeast Melbourne. The prom is a bush walk as paradise with short, day and overnight walks. Popular walks include Norman Beach, Squicky Beach, Whiskey Bay and picnic Bay. Bring your surfboard. Now title river itself is just here. The Jaime is one of the walking tracks you can do to an area called Pillar Point and from there you have absolutely spectacular views not only across here it's about Obron but you also see the islands of the prom and the stunning blue waters of Bass straight. The Pillar Point is such a great location we're going to do it now and see how many walkers we can find along these beautiful tracks and trails along the way. Pillar Point is quite an easy walk of two kilometers with a few steep parts along the way but certainly suitable for people with average levels of fitness. Whilst the views at Pillar Point are spectacular there's also plenty of great photo opportunities along the way so don't forget your camera and a bottle of water. The tracks and the trails here at the prom are very well marked and they're graded at different levels. Some are for people who are more fit and some are very easy but the best thing about it is the signage. All of them clearly marked with not only the name of the trail but also the distance and approximate time you should allow to do the walk. What a magic place this is. This is one of the most prominent features here at Wilson's Permanent Tri-National Park and has been photographed many times by people from all over the world. Don't believe me? Just jump onto Google Images and Google Whale Rock Wilson's Permanent Tree and see how many times that comes up in your search results. Mount Oberon, a centerpiece of title river, is also a great walk with one of the most rewarding views you'll ever see. If you want to go to the summit Mount Oberon you can only drive so far and you get to a car park with a gate where cars can't go any further. From here you've got to rely on these. One foot after the other 3.4 kilometers to the top. Just spectacular. Check out this footage from the helicopter as we fly over Mount Oberon and reveal title river. One of the most magnificent locations in Australia. The Lillie Pilly Galley Nature Walk is another favourite. The walk is 2.6 kilometres each way or one hour easy walking. It's even suitable for prams. Starting at the Lillie Pilly Galley Car Park this track passes through a wide variety of plant communities. A section of boardwalk at the end of the nature walk may end as through a warm temperate rainforest. Now from the car park down to Lillie Pilly Galley it's quite a walk but not all of the walks here at Wilson's Permanent Tree National Park have to be that long. For example here at Squeaky Beach from the car park to the beach is only 300 metres and as you can see on a sunny day it's very popular. Now why do they call it Squeaky Beach? Well apparently under your bare feet the sand actually squeaks when you walk on it. Let's go to go shall we? The prom is also home to kangaroos, wombat, emus and bird life. It would be very unusual to visit here and not see any. Although sometimes you just have to know where to look. To find the best places to stay check out promcountry.com.au where you can search and book all styles of accommodation to suit your needs.