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Explore the best treks in Victoria’s High Country

CHALLENGE YOURSELF... whether its a multi-day trek or a shorter scenic walk, Victoria's High Country is home to some of the most stunning and diverse trails in Australia. Photo: supplied

VICTORIA’S High Country is home to some of the most stunning and diverse hiking trails in Australia. From challenging multi-day treks to shorter, scenic walks, the region offers something for every type of hiker. Whether you’re looking for panoramic mountain views, alpine meadows, or rugged peaks, these trails will lead you through some of the most beautiful landscapes in the country.

CHALLENGE YOURSELF… whether its a multi-day trek or a shorter scenic walk, Victoria’s High Country is home to some of the most stunning and diverse trails in Australia. Photo: supplied

Notable treks in Victoria’s High Country include:

Razorback Track to Mount Feathertop – Challenging, with panoramic views and rugged terrain.

Falls to Hotham Alpine Crossing – Challenging, featuring expansive landscapes and remote wilderness.

Mt Bogong via Staircase Spur Trail – Challenging, reaching Victoria’s highest peak with breathtaking vistas.

Cathedral Ranges Northern Circuit – Challenging, offering stunning views from jagged peaks.

Mount Feathertop via Federation Hut – Moderate/Challenging, a classic walk with ridge line views.

Bright to Wandiligong Walk (Wandi Walk) – Moderate, with scenic forests and alpine landscapes.

Mount Buller to Mt Stirling Trail – Challenging, connecting two ski resorts with fantastic views.

Bon Accord Spur Walk – Moderate, a short scenic walk with impressive mountain views.

Grampians Peaks Trail – Challenging, a 13-day, 160 km adventure through the Grampians National Park.

Beechworth Gorge Walk – Easy, with serene views of the Ovens River and surrounding gorge.

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