The Lake Eildon region offers exceptional bushwalking opportunities across diverse landscapes. From easy lakeside strolls to challenging mountain hikes, there are trails for all fitness levels surrounded by stunning natural beauty.
·Always carry water, especially in warmer months
·Wear sturdy footwear and sun protection
·Check fire danger ratings before bushwalking
·Tell someone your plans if hiking remote trails
·Carry a detailed map - phone reception is limited
·Be snake-aware in warmer months - stick to paths
A gentle walk through eucalyptus forest with views over Lake Eildon. Great for families.
Challenging circuit with spectacular 360-degree views from Blowhard Summit over Lake Eildon to Mount Buller.
Twin peaks at 707m offering panoramic views of Lake Eildon and the High Country. A rewarding climb.
Short walk to Victoria's tallest tiered waterfall at 84 metres. Illuminated at night.
Challenging hike through dramatic rock formations with spectacular views. Some rock scrambling required.
Network of trails through forest with lake views. Wildlife spotting opportunities including kangaroos and echidnas.
Scenic lakeside walk perfect for families. Interpretive signs explain the history and ecology of the area.
Walk through alpine ash forest to the summit with views over the surrounding mountains and valleys.
Explore historic tramway routes and timber mill remnants through beautiful mountain ash forest in the Rubicon State Forest.
Challenging climb to the iconic Sugarloaf Peak with rock scrambling and stunning views across Cathedral Range State Park.
Dramatic ridgeline walk along the Cathedral Range with exposed sections and spectacular views. Rock scrambling required.
Short walk through lush fern gullies to Rubicon Falls, a beautiful cascade in the Rubicon State Forest.
Scenic circuit in Cathedral Range State Park with easier access to panoramic views than the main peaks.
Trail information sourced from AllTrails and Parks Victoria
Multiple walking tracks including the popular Candlebark Track.
Challenging hikes with spectacular rock formations and views including Sugarloaf Peak, Razorback, and Jawbone Circuit.
Historic tramway walks and beautiful waterfalls through mountain ash forest near Thornton.
Easy to moderate walks including Steavenson Falls track.