Hotham Huts, Victoria.
A day’s stroll out into the pristine solitude of the winter high plains using an ancient mode of transport is a perfect entry point to experiencing the back country.
Offering a spectacular range of coastal, overland and urban adventures, walking trails in Victoria brim with picturesque views, native vegetation and the opportunity to view some of Australia’s most striking geological formations. Amongst the best walks in Victoria is the Grampians Peaks Trail, this multi-day hike stretches across various terrains and dramatic bushland celebrating its rich history and natural beauty. For walkers seeking a shorter hiking trail in Victoria, the Bushrangers Bay day walk presents a seaside spectacle with ease of access from Melbourne. Nestled amidst native trees and shrubs, this coastal clifftop walk displays Victoria’s abundant biodiversity, awarding the chance to see colourful wildflowers and birds framed by the deep blue Bass Strait. The walker is met with deep rockpools and crystal-clear water upon reaching the beach, providing a perfect post-hike swimming option. The diversity of hiking trails in Victoria afford the opportunity for any walker to experience Victoria’s bountiful array of landscapes at varying durations and difficulties.
A day’s stroll out into the pristine solitude of the winter high plains using an ancient mode of transport is a perfect entry point to experiencing the back country.
Gariwerd (The Grampians) has dominated both the region’s landscape and legendary local stories for aeons. Its striking features of tilted sedimentary ridges is etched into the myths of the Djab Wurrung and Jadawadjali people.
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A multi-day hike completely immerses you and your band of merry hikers in the landscape with its moods, rhythms and all its drama. And even more so if it is a coastal trail with the contrast of wild or serene ocean against a backdrop of ever-changing topography and flora.
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Wherever and whenever we walk, we acknowledge and pay our respects to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as the Traditional Custodians and Owners of the land.
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