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Walks Directory

Welcome to Bushwalking Victoria’s Walks Directory.  Here you will find the bushwalks our member clubs believe are among the best available that showcase Victorian bushwalking.  It is by no means intended to be a comprehensive listing of Victoria's bushwalks, these are just some of our clubs' favourites.  There are many dedicated websites and apps available to source walks information, such as Trail Hiking Australia and AllTrails.

Most of the walks in this directory were chosen by clubs to be included in the Bushwalking Victoria annual Federation Walks (FedWalks)  program.

The Federation Walks event is a member-only event hosted by clubs and held annually in a different part of Victoria. The name dates from 1934 when Bushwalking Victoria was known as the Federation of Victorian Bushwalking Clubs. Click for more information on FedWalks.

This Directory predominantly contains day walks.

IMPORTANT:  These walk descriptions were current at the time of the Fedwalks event.  To ensure you have the most current walk details, please cross-check with other walks resources, as listed above.

    • Fedwalk Location
    • Fedwalk Year
    • Walk Region
    • Walk Grade
    • Walk Style
    • Walk Length

    21 Boat trip to Sealers Cove (extra cost) – Sealers Cove – Refuge Cove – Waterloo Bay – Telegraph Saddle (2024)

    Wilsons Promontory 2024
    The walk starts with an early boat ride, with ‘Wanderer Adventures’, from Tidal River around the Southern tip of the Prom to Sealer’s Cove. From there the scenic walk takes you through to Refuge Cove, Waterloo Bay and Telegraph Saddle, including amazing views from the several peaks along the way.
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    20 Telegraph Saddle – Waterloo Bay – Little Waterloo Bay Campsite Return (2024)

    Wilsons Promontory 2024
    This walk starts at Telegraph Junction and takes you to a high point with panoramic views to Waterloo Bay. The path then takes you to the beaches of the bay and then follows the coastal path of the Southern Circuit walk to the popular campsite at Little Waterloo Bay.
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    19 Telegraph Saddle – Half-way Hut – Oberon Bay – Tidal River (via Beach) (2024)

    Wilsons Promontory 2024
    This walk starts at Telegraph Saddle, and heads South down Telegraph Track. Explore Half-way Hut (1.4 Km each way), before taking the trail to Oberon Bay and ends at Tidal River.
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    18 Tidal River – Lilly Pilly Gully – Mt Bishop – Tidal Overlook – Squeaky Beach – Pillar Pt Option – Tidal River (2024)

    Wilsons Promontory 2024
    Starting from Tidal River, at the footbridge, this walk includes the Lilly Pilly Gully Nature Walk, an ascent of Mt Bishop, the Tidal Overlook Track, with an optional side trip to Pillar Pt, before returning to Tidal River. With stunning views of Tidal River and the surrounding mountain ranges and beaches, there are so many photo opportunities that it is a challenge to keep moving.
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    17 Darby Saddle – Tongue Pt – Sparkes Lookout – Fairy Cove Option – Darby River – Darby Beach Option (2024)

    Wilsons Promontory 2024
    This walk starts at Darby Saddle, passing through Tongue Pt and Sparkes Lookout, with a Fairy Cove Option before ending at Darby River (about 7 Km along the main road from Tidal River).
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    16 Darby River – Fairy Cove Option – Tongue Pt – Sparkes Lookout – Darby Saddle (2024)

    Wilsons Promontory 2024
    The walk starts at the Darby River carpark, passes through Fairy Cove (an optional but worthwhile addition), then Tongue Pt (great views) and Sparkes Lookout before it ends at the Darby Saddle.
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    15 Telegraph Saddle – Oberon Bay – Tidal River (via Beach) (2024)

    Wilsons Promontory 2024
    This walk starts at Telegraph Saddle, and heads South down Telegraph Track, then on to Oberon Bay and Tidal River, passing through some magnificent scenery and affording great views.
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    14 Tidal River – Norman Pt Option – Little Oberon Bay – Oberon Bay Campsite – Tidal River (2024)

    Wilsons Promontory 2024
    This walk starts at the Commando Memorial at Tidal River, and follows the Ring Road Westward, towards the beach. It has an option to visit Norman Point then on to Little Oberon Bay, Oberon Bay Campsite and back to Tidal River
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