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25.01.2022 Question... why do you go hiking?
24.01.2022 An important update from our friends at Parks Victoria...
24.01.2022 Winter holidays are almost here. Let us help you find your feet when exploring the stunningly beautiful walks and hikes of Victoria's High Country: https://www.walkhighcountry.com.au/ Photo credit: IG/@annikadusek
24.01.2022 Thank you to photographer Sam Levings for capturing this stunning moment of the seasons changing in Victoria's High Country. Soon, we'll once again be able to hike the magnificent Razorback Ridge from Hotham to Mount Feathertop, as well as exploring Mount Buffalo (which you can see here on the horizon). With Spring sunshine now warming us all up again, we're truly excited and thankful to be welcoming back visitors from regional Victoria with the easing of restrictions on Th...ursday. Come #WalkHighCountry and explore the world's best backyard. Photo credit: IG/@samleviings
23.01.2022 Who's excited to be heading out for a hike this weekend? Before you go... here's an excellent resource from Parks Victoria about what's open, what's allowed and how to stay safe when enjoying our beautiful natural environment during these times: https://www.parks.vic.gov.au//safety-in-na/covid-19-update
22.01.2022 How we're feeling right now... by IG/@ems_photographys #walkhighcountry
21.01.2022 As snow falls on Victoria's High Country - an early onset of winter temperatures - we're looking back to last summer to look forward to when we're all allowed to travel again. Set yourself some big hiking goals, taking inspiration from Lotsafreshair's hike across the Bogong High Plains...
20.01.2022 Revisiting one of the most loved walks in Bright - the Canyon Walk. The joy of this trail is the many ways you can walk it. Starting at Star Road in the heart of Bright, you can enjoy a gentle 3km riverside walk loop by crossing at the first suspension bridge. Alternatively, you can try a slightly more challenging 4km walk along the canyon walls if you continue to the second bridge. And then, both of those loops can be reversed for a fresh perspective on this walk. There's an...other option to extend the walk at the second suspension bridge and continue along the Ovens River to the Porepunkah crossing Rail Tail bridge, then return to Bright along the Murray To Mountains Rail Trail. The best part is how the beautiful scenery changes with each season. The Bright Canyon Walk is worth revisiting throughout summer, autumn, winter and spring: https://www.victoriashighcountry.com.au//bright-canyon-wa/
18.01.2022 Come for a walk through Mount Granya State Park, a dominant feature in the Upper Murray landscape. Explore its steep, forested slopes that rise dramatically above Lake Hume and surrounding valleys to form prominent ridges and plateaus. The park has diverse vegetation, spectacular wildflowers, and a number of excellent walks to discover: https://www.walkhighcountry.com.au//mount-granya-state-pa/
18.01.2022 Is there a better set of steps in Victoria's High Country than the steps leading to the summit of Mt Buller? You can experience them via a short walk from the summit car park or via the full 4 km Summit Nature Walk: https://www.walkhighcountry.com.au/list/summit-nature-walk/ Photo credit: IG/@rhyllam_
12.01.2022 Who would love to be filling their spare time with rejuvenating strolls around Beechworth right now? by IG/@bretteaton83. #WalkHighCountry
12.01.2022 High Country Hiking Tours love the Victorian High Country and want to share it with you, with their Craig's Hut Discovery hike on the weekend. Learn more about them at: https://www.walkhighcountry.com.au//high-country-hiking-t/
12.01.2022 If you went for a High Country hike on the long weekend, we hope your toes have warmed up again! by IG/@adventures_of_reb_and_mart along Razorback Ridge.
12.01.2022 Who's racing towards a long weekend of stretching their legs in Victoria's High Country? Photo credit: Laura Hill (IG/@iheartrunning_aus) featuring the trail running views you can experience in the Warby-Ovens National Park near Wangaratta, which you can explore via: https://www.walkhighcountry.com.au//warby-ovens-national-/
11.01.2022 Your hiking adventures may be on hold for the moment... but, thankfully, this season of snow lasts much longer than 6 weeks! If we all play our part to slow the spread and stay safe, you'll be able to return to snow covered High Country hiking adventures in no time. We're counting down the days with you! Photo credit: Laisha Junaid (IG/@laiijunaid)
10.01.2022 So keen to be doing this again... but for now, the message remains the same: stay home and stay safe. Thank you! via IG/@hansav #walkhighcountry
06.01.2022 Just exploring the world's best backyard... Photo credit: IG/@our.alpine.home #walkhighcountry
05.01.2022 Located amongst tranquil Australian bush with lush tree ferns, the Bindaree Falls are a short 10 minute walk off Bindaree Road (best accessed in a 4WD vehicle). On a hot day, a walk to Bindaree Falls is like a long, cool drink. This spectacular column of clear water plummets down a rocky cliff and over a viewing platform, which allows you to enjoy the curtain of water cascading from the rocks above. Bindaree Falls is about 1.5 hours outside of Mansfield, past Mt Buller and in... the Mt Stirling area. Photos credit: Mindful Adventures Australia #walkhighcountry
04.01.2022 Autumn walks along the Ovens River in Harrietville helps us forget all the problems around of the world... for a moment: https://www.walkhighcountry.com.au/destinatio/harrietville/ by Alpine Valley Getaways
02.01.2022 The iconic Falls to Hotham Alpine Crossing walk received a fantastic funding boost last week, with the State Government announcing that $15 million will go towards works on this spectacular hiking trail. We're excited to see this walk become one of the world's greatest hiking experiences. Thank you to Instagrammers Lauren and Scott for sharing their recent adventures along the 37 kilometres of trail through the Alpine National Park between Falls Creek Resort and Mt Hotham: https://www.walkhighcountry.com.au//falls-to-hotham-alpin/ Photo credits: IG/@laurenandscott_ #walkhighcountry
01.01.2022 Good news today, with hiking back on the agenda for Victorians! It's important to note that you should only be doing so in groups of 10 people or less and within your general local area, not travelling further than a day trip allows. Overnight stays are still not allowed. More at: https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/travel-restrictions-coronavirus Photo credit: IG/@baumanisfelikss at Mt Stirling. #walkhighcountry
