Hiking Tours Victoria
Daylesford Goldfields Track – 4 day
Explore Victoria’s spa country in Daylesford and Hepburn Springs with our 4-day walking tour. Enjoy gorgeous accommodation, a visit to the iconic Bathhouse & Spa and much more!
East Gippsland – 3 day
On this 3-day walking tour, we’ll head out from our comfortable accommodation each day to explore the area. We’ll visit the historic Stony Creek Trestle Bridge, Costicks Weir and explore the Gippsland Lakes Discovery Trail Walk.
Grampians – 4 day
Be challenged and rewarded over four days of walking while enjoying comfortable accommodation and delicious evening meals. Moderate fitness is required for this walk, with some sections requiring stamina, other parts are relatively easy.
Great Ocean Walk – 3 day
This trip allows us to showcase the very best that both the Great Ocean Walk and the Great Ocean Road have to offer.
Great Ocean Walk – 4 day
This is our most popular tour. Spend three nights at the historic Cape Otway Lightstation, where guides prepare all of your meals. Here you will see the best sunsets anywhere along the Great Ocean Road.
Great Ocean Walk – 7 day
With 105 kilometres of walking, this is a distance that will challenge, but it allows guests the opportunity to accomplish one of Australia’s great walks.
Victorian Alps – 4 day
Enjoy exceptional walking around the Bogong High Plains, be inspired and amazed by the panoramic vistas you’ll see on the trail and return every evening to a cosy lodge in the alpine village of Falls Creek.
Victorian Alps 3 Peaks Hike – 3 day
Get amongst Victoria’s highest peaks in the Vic Alps on this 3 Peaks Hike across the Victorian Alps which includes hikes up Mt Stirling, Mount Feathertop (the Razorback) and Mt Bogong. A good level of fitness is essential for this hike.
Wilsons Prom Lightstation – 4 day
Keen to explore and discover the beauty of one of the remote reaches of Victoria’s most popular national park? Then this trip is just for you. Discover the beauty of The Prom, visit Sealers Cove and stay at Tidal River.
