The Chiltern Regional Park, first known as the Chiltern State Park, was a Box-ironbark forest that was reserved in 1980 following the 1977 Land Conservation Council (LCC) recommendations. The Mt Pilot Multipurpose Park was also established under the 1977 LCC recommendations. The Environment Conservation Council (ECC) replaced the LCC in 1997 and gave rise to the Chiltern Box-ironbark National Park of .
The Chiltern Regional Park, first known as the Chiltern State Park was a Box-ironbark forest that was reserved in 1980 following the 1977 Land Conservation Council (LCC) recommendations The Mt Pilot Multipurpose Park was also established under the 1977 LCC recommendations. The Environment Conservation Council (ECC) replaced the LCC in 1997 and gave rise to the Chiltern Box-ironbark National Park of .