VICTORIA is home to some of the most stunning and diverse hiking trails in Australia. From challenging multi-day treks to shorter, scenic walks, the state’s breathtaking landscape offers something for every type of hiker. Whether you’re looking for panoramic mountain views, scenic coastlines or lush fern forests, these trails will lead you through some of the most beautiful landscapes in the country.
Multi-day & epic hikes
Grampians Peaks Trail (Grampians/Gariwerd): A challenging 160km, 13-day hike featuring rugged sandstone peaks and spectacular views.
Great Ocean Walk (Great Otway National Park): Over 100km of trail passing through tall forests, sandy beaches, and shipwreck coastlines.
Bogong High Plains Traverse (Alpine National Park): A 75km loop taking in Victoria’s highest points and snow gums.
Wilsons Promontory Northern Circuit: Known as a challenging 4-day hike in a remote, rugged area.
Buller Huts Trail (Alpine National Park): A 7-day circuit taking in historic high-country huts.
Day hikes & scenic walks
Mount Oberon Summit (Wilsons Promontory): A 3.4km walk providing 360-degree coastal views.
The Pinnacle Walk (Grampians): A popular hike offering dramatic cliff-side views.
Mount Stirling Loop: A 14km, moderate walk with panoramic mountain views.
Point Cook to Blowhards (High Country): An 8km loop near Lake Eildon.
Mait’s Rest (Great Otway National Park): An easy, short boardwalk through ancient rainforest.
Two Bays Walking Trail (Mornington Peninsula): A scenic hike through bushland and coastal scenery.
Key regional locations
Yarra Ranges National Park: Features lush fern forests and shorter, beginner-friendly paths.
Barmah National Park: Home to the world’s largest river red gum forest.
Walhalla: Known for the Great Walhalla Alpine Trail.
