Best trails in Croajingolong National Park

Incredible panoramic vistas of the Croajingolong wilderness coastline reward those who tackle the climb to Genoa Peak. This track offers a brilliant perspective on the landscape, winding through forest that is vibrantly bouncing back from past bushfires. You will likely see plenty of fresh green growth and native wildflowers sprouting amongst the trees as you make your way up. The path is generally well-defined but gets more rugged as you ascend, involving some rock hopping and scrambling...

This is a highly recommended walk in the Mallacoota area that explores the shores of the Croajingolong National Park where the Genoa River meets Bottom Lake in southwestern Victoria. You'll traverse through lush greenery and forest as you hug the shores of the Genoa River, the area is abundant with native wildlife such as Koalas and Goannas and the scenery is simply breathtaking. There are a few gentle hills throughout but other than that this is quite a straightforward walk following...

These falls are definitely worth a visit if you find yourself near the small town of Genoa in the eastern corner of Victoria. If the small carpark is full, there is a parking spot on the side of the Princes Highway about 200 metres from the entrance which isn’t signposted. From here you can walk down the main dirt road towards the entrance. From the entrance it's a short walk which is mostly stairs. Once you get down to the falls it is a beautiful cascade along the big boulders, you could...

This is a great coastal walk that departs from Pebbly Beach near Mallacoota and follows the Heathland Walking Track south to Shipwreck Beach. The track is well-defined and easy to follow, but there may be a few water crossings to navigate depending on the recent weather. Camping is available at Shipwreck Beach (bookings required). As with the rest of the Wilderness Coast Walk, the coastal views, rocky cliffs, sea birds, and sound of crashing waves makes this a wonderfully engaging walk.

A solid walk with varying landscapes, this trail will not disappoint. Make sure you bring sun protection as there is no shade along this route. This path starts from Shipwreck Creek Campground and heads south along the coastline. In spring and summer there are lots of wildflowers in bloom. Take a dip at the beach to cool off at the end.

An adventurous trail through the Croajingolong National Park, located just south from the town of Mallacoota in the east Gippsland region of Victoria. Beginning from the end of Bertka Road, The first section takes you along a beautiful cliff line and then down to the beach before returning via centre track. The trail can be hard to find and quite overgrown so best to download the map for this one and keep an eye on it.

Wander through beautiful fern-filled gullies on this pleasant short walk in Croajingolong National Park. This track follows a creek and then ventures into the bush, featuring a mixture of dirt path sections and excellent raised boardwalks. Keep your eyes peeled for native wildflowers in spring and interesting mushrooms in autumn. You may even be lucky enough to spot a Lyrebird. Please note that some sections of the trail can be overgrown.

Advanced bookings are required for campsites along this walk. To check availability visit the NSW Parks site here - https://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/things-to-do/walking-tracks/nadgee-wilderness-walk This long section is an optional add-on to the already incredible Wilderness Coast Walk that stretches along pristine beaches and coastline in far east Victoria. This section is home to an incredible variety of terrain, including sand dunes, sea cliffs, caves, and lagoons. A noteworthy...

An enjoyable walk along the south eastern coast of Victoria. Beginning from the Wingan Inlet Campground, head south towards the beach and then up to the trig point. The trail follows a small section of the Wilderness Coast Walk and gives you a taste of the rugged and desolate coastline of the area.

This is a picturesque trail through The Narrows (the waterway connecting the Bottom and Top Lakes) and is suitable for all bushwalking experience levels. The terrain is mostly hardened gravel or compacted dirt with hilly and rocky sections and some steps. You will start at Buckland's Jetty, pass by some old boat sheds and about mid-way will reach the Captain Creek Jetty picnic area, perfect for a rest stop.