Panorama of the Organ Pipes rock formation on Jackson Creek in the Organ Pipes Natioal Park.

Organ Pipes - Organ Pipes National Park visitor guide showing a virtual tour of 'Organ Pipes' linked to an interactive map with local and travel information. 360° panoramas from Victoria.

The Organ Pipes National Park is a small park of 152ha 23 kilometres north-west of Melbourne covering a deep gorge of Jackson Creek on the Keilor planes.

The Organ Pipes are basalt columns formed by lava 1 million years ago, other rock features include Roesette Rock, a radial array of basalt columns and sedimentary rocks with fossils laid down under the sea about 400 million years ago.

After European settlement the area deteriorated rapidly due to farming and introduction of exotic plants and animals. Since the park was established in 1972 efforts have been made to re-establish native fauna and flora.