Hughes Creek Road runs through a magnificent gorge of metamorphic rock on the edge of granite country. On the narrow floodplain, floods sweep rock and sand slugs through the gorge, and only the toughest vegetation survives. The cliffs and dry hills are also a tough place for plants. This means a great diversity of eucalypts, wattles and other plants. Hughes Creek Gorge is part of a beautiful drive from Seymour along Highlands Road and Hughes Creek Road into the Strathbogie Ranges to Ruffy.

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