North Central Victoria

Circuit walk with views over Lake Eildon from ridegetop and lakeside.  Includes a number of steep ascents and descents but the reward is panoramic views from the top.

A circular walk through beautiful and diverse forest starting on a 4WD track followed by an ascent up a very overgrown walking track then on undulating walking tracks with a moderate climb through snow gum forest. An easy descent on ski trails completes the circuit. Total climbing about 450m.  As at August 2012 the Upper Taggerty Road (Track) was closed.  It is strongly recommended that prospective walkers check the Parks Victoria website and/or contact the local ranger for current information before visiting this park.

This is a delightful walk that encompasses the best features of the areas around Marysville, including bush tracks, a steep climb, breathtaking views, forests, quiet gullies and rushing waterfalls and streams. Car shuffle required or can be made a circuit walk by walking through Marysille back to the car/s.

A moderate walk which climbs up to Wilhelmina Falls then continues through the forest to an old timber tram track back down to the river and along the valley. A very pleasant walk with a mixture of vegetation, scenery and gradients.

The Cathedral Range is a spectacular seven kilometre long ridge of sharply upturned sedimentary rock. A classic walk starting with a warm-up then a steep climb, a high peak, a spectacular ridge walk, a gully descent and a river flat walk to complete the circuit.

The Cathedral Range is a spectacular seven kilometre ridge of sharply upturned sedimentary rock. This walk (in an area of the park unjustifiably overlooked) has magnificent views and includes a good climb, scrambling and finishes off walking next to a picturesque mountain stream.

The Cathedral Range is a spectacular seven kilometre ridge of sharply upturned sedimentary rock. A long gradual climb from Neds Gully up to the top where we clamber over the large boulders along the spectacular ridge walk from peak to peak and return down to Neds Gully again.

Walk with panoramic views over Lake Eildon from ridegetop and lakeside.  Includes a number of short, steep ascents and descents.  Many opportunities to stop at secluded spots beside the lake.