West & South Gippsland

The Grand Strzelecki covers in excess of 100km of walking and hiking tracks stretching from Morwell National Park to Tarra-Bulga National Park and Balook in a 3 or 4 day hike. Divided into segments, the GST can also be walked in shorter sections, ideal for 1 or 2 day hikes.

This circuit walk takes in the old Moe-Walhalla Rail line, the current township of Erica and surrounding farmland, and passes through the old copper mining town of Coopers Creek.

The walk mainly follows the old Moe-Walhalla rail line and includes a side walk to Horseshoe Bend tunnel.

Follow a jeep track into history to investigate an old marble quarry overlooking the Thompson River.  Marble from the quarry was used in the William Bailey Mansion in Ballarat and also Rupertswood Homestead in Sunbury. Two lecterns in St. Paul's Church, Ballarat East, and a counter top in Australia House, London.

A circuit walk on the Britannia Spur and the Mormon Tracks near Walhalla.

A true Alpine walk from the Mt St Gwinear car park to Mt St Gwinear and Mt St Phillack

The Baw Baw Area features extensive sub alpine woodlands dominated by Snow gums with an understory of Muellers bush-pea, Alpine Pepper and Dusty Daisy-Bush. This walk passes the summits of Mt St Gwinear, Mt St Phillack and Mt Baw Baw.

The walk is gently uphill from the Mt St Gwinear car park, along parts of the Alpine Walking Track to Mt Erica and on to the Mt Erica Car Park. The track passes through a variety of eucalypt forest.

Starting at the Mt Erica car park follow the track to Mushroom Rocks.

While this walk is to a seldom visited hut on the Baw Baw plateau, this route passes a number of the iconic points of interest to be found on the eastern end of the plateau.

This is a delightful short return walk in the eastern section of the Tyers Park. It takes in Petersons Lookout which is perched high above the Tyers River within the Tyers Gorge. Please note this walk is closed annually from 1 July to 15 December for fauna protection.

A circuit walk from Rawson to Walhalla including a train ride.

This walk visits the historic Poverty Point Bridge built in June 1900. At this point the walk joins the Australian Alps Walking Track. You will enjoy varied mountain and river valley scenery. Interpretive signs along the track explain some of the history of the 'golden' days.

This walk is through mixed forest and involves a small off track section and one river crossing.