(:table class=walkdesc:) (:cell class=col1:)Sun 5 Sep (:cell class=col2:)IAN ARNOTT WALKS REVISITED
UPPER LODDEN RIVER (:cell class=col3:)M (:tableend:) Walk area: Yarra Ranges Max walkers 15 Walking distance: 16km
Distance/direction from Melbourne: 90km NE Overdue Walks Procedure Yes
Located just North of the Great dividing Range, the Tallarook State forest is a dry eucalyptus forest ideal for winter walks. The highest point, Mt. Hickey, give excellent views of the surrounding forests and distant ranges. May include a short off track section.

(:table class=walkdesc:) (:cell class=col1:)Sun 12 Sep (:cell class=col2:)POINT NEPEAN QUARANTINE STATION & NATIONAL PARK (:cell class=col3:)E (:tableend:) Walk area: Point Nepean National Park Max walkers 20 Walking distance: 10 km+
Distance/direction from Melbourne: 100 km S Overdue Walks Procedure No
An 8 km half day walk in the National Park combined with time to explore the buildings and precincts of the heritage listed Quarantine Station. The complex of buildings at the station provides an insight into the development and evolution of human quarantine procedures in the second half of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Park entry fee $8.10

(:table class=walkdesc:) (:cell class=col1:)Sun 19 Sep (:cell class=col2:)WIRILDA TRACK (:cell class=col3:)M (:tableend:) Walk area: Forest & River Max walkers 15 Walking distance: 15 kms
Distance/direction from Melbourne: 170 km ESE Overdue Walks Procedure Yes
A pleasant river walk from Moondarra Reservoir, all on track, finishing at the Wirilda Environmental Park. We cross the river at a ford. Car shuffle involved. Can be long day.

(:table class=walkdesc:) (:cell class=col1:)Sun 26 Sep (:cell class=col2:)OLINDA VALLEY (:cell class=col3:)EM (:tableend:) Walk area:Dandenong Ranges Max walkers 25 Walking distance: 12 km
Distance/direction from Melbourne: 45 km E Overdue Walks Procedure No
The walk covers part of the R J Hamer Aboretum. A fire destroyed a substantial amount to mountain ash in 1962 and a decision was made to plant the are with exotic trees. There are 150 species of trees.

(:table class=walkdesc:) (:cell class=col1:)Sun 1 Aug (:cell class=col2:)IAN ARNOTT WALKS REVISITED
TALLAROOK STATE FOREST (:cell class=col3:)M (:tableend:) Walk area: Yarra Ranges Max walkers 15 Walking distance: 16km
Distance/direction from Melbourne: 90km NE Overdue Walks Procedure Yes
Located just North of the Great dividing Range, the Tallarook State forest is a dry eucalyptus forest ideal for winter walks. The highest point, Mt. Hickey, give excellent views of the surrounding forests and distant ranges. May include a short off track section.

(:table class=walkdesc:) (:cell class=col1:)Sun 1 Aug (:cell class=col2:)ROSANNA TO ELTHAM (:cell class=col3:)E (:tableend:) Walk area: North east leafy suburbs Max walkers NA walking distance: 10 km
Distance/direction from Melbourne: 15km NE Overdue Walks Procedure No
Starting at Rosanna Station and ending at Eltham the route covers various parks, small reserves and bike paths. No hills, and all on paths. Meet at Rosanna station 9am. Plenty of parking at stations on Sunday.

(:table class=walkdesc:) (:cell class=col1:)Sun 8 Aug (:cell class=col2:)WINTER WARMERS SERIES:
CARROLL SPRING (:cell class=col3:)E (:tableend:) ''Walk area: Wombat State Forest Max walkers 25 Walking distance: 8 km\\ Distance/direction from Melbourne: 85 km NW Overdue Walks Procedure Yes''
The third in our series of three, where a relatively short winter walk will be followed by lunch in a cosy restaurant. A pleasant walk through forest along the upper reaches of the Werribee River. The area is home to the powerful owl and greater glider. You can sample the mineral water from Caroll Spring. The walk will conclude with lunch at the Mineral Springs Hotel at Spargo Creek .

(:table class=walkdesc:) (:cell class=col1:)Wed 11 Aug (:cell class=col2:)HASTINGS-STONY POINT (:cell class=col3:)E (:tableend:) Walk area: Westernport Max walkers 15 Walking distance: 10 km
Distance/direction from Melbourne: 70km SE Overdue Walks Procedure No
A coastal walk along Westernport Bay Foreshore Reserve from Hastings to Stony Point through the Bittern Coastal Wetlands boardwalk and mangrove areas. Return to Hastings will be via train. Meet at Victoria Park, Kew at 8.45 a.m.

(:table class=walkdesc:) (:cell class=col1:)Sun 15 Aug (:cell class=col2:)MOUNT WORTH (:cell class=col3:)M (:tableend:) Walk area: Mount Worth State Park Max walkers 20 Walking distance: 10 km +
Distance/direction from Melbourne: 120 km SE Overdue Walks Procedure Yes
The return of a popular and moderately challenging walk in a remnant of the once extensive mountain ash and fern gully forests of the western Strzelecki Ranges. The park covers 1040 hectares and has a network of made walking tracks.and basic visitor facilities. It is very scenic and is of great biological, geological and historical interest. The altitude and rich vegetation generate its own unique rain forest climate and will be an ideal place for a walk on a damp mid-winter day. Forseeable hazards will be muddy walking tracks, some steep climbs and 10 kms of unsealed but well-used access roads.

(:table class=walkdesc:) (:cell class=col1:)Wed 18 Aug (:cell class=col2:)CLUB MEETING (:cell class=col3:)- (:tableend:) Phyllis Hore room, adjacent to Kew Library, Cotham Road.
Speaker: John Tusa on some bushwalking highlights in the South Island of NZ.

(:table class=walkdesc:) (:cell class=col1:)Sat 21 -
Sun 22 Aug (:cell class=col2:)REGENT HONEYEATER PROJECT PLANTING WEEKEND (:cell class=col3:)n/a (:tableend:) Walk area: Lurg Hills near Benalla Max walkers -- Walking distance: NA
Distance/direction from Melbourne: 200km NE Overdue Walks Procedure No
Conservation Activity. Join landholders, bushwalkers and other volunteers in a nationally significant project to plant wildlife corridors on properties in the Lurg Hills near Benalla. The sponsors provide dinner on Saturday night, followed by a bush dance or spotlighting; and a BBQ lunch on Sunday. (If you cannot attend on this weekend, alternative planting weekends are on Aug 7-8, Sept 4-5 & Sept 19-20. Plus a bird survey weekend on Oct 2-3.)

(:table class=walkdesc:) (:cell class=col1:)Sun 22 Aug (:cell class=col2:)SPRING CREEK (:cell class=col3:)EM (:tableend:) Walk area: Brisbane Ranges Max walkers 25 Walking distance: 13 km
Distance/direction from Melbourne: 75 km W Overdue Walks Procedure Yes
There is much variety in this walk on the northern edge of the Brisbane Ranges National Park. Mainly level but with one steep descent to the creek and then an even steeper climb on the opposite side of the valley. Walk through she-oaks and eucalypts, and grassy meadows where there are usually numerous kangaroos.

(:table class=walkdesc:) (:cell class=col1:)Sat 28 -
Sun 29 Aug (:cell class=col2:)WARBY RANGES PC AND BASE CAMP (:cell class=col3:)M (:tableend:) Walk area: Warby Ranges Max walkers 10 Walking distance: > 22 km
Distance/direction from Melbourne: 200 kms NE Overdue Walks Procedure Yes
The walk will commence with a short pack carry to an area where a base camp will be set up. More details will follow in the next Vagabond issue.

(:table class=walkdesc:) (:cell class=col1:)Sun 28 Aug (:cell class=col2:)KURTH KILN, GEMBROOK (:cell class=col3:)EM (:tableend:) Walk area: Kurth Kiln Regional Park Max walkers 19 Walking distance: 14 km
Distance/direction from Melbourne: 65 km East Overdue Walks Procedure Yes
This walk encompasses Tomahawk Creek, Gyprock Falls, mountain ash forest, shrubby foothill forest and swamp heath land with a diverse plant life.

''Walk area: Goldfields Max walkers 25 Walking distance: 13.5 km\\

Walk area: Dandenong Ranges Max walkers 20 Walking distance: 12 km
Distance/direction from Melbourne: 42 km E Overdue Walks Procedure No\\

(:table class=walkdesc:) (:cell class=col1:)Sat 3 - Sun 4 Jul (:cell class=col2:)WINTER WALK AT THE PROM PC (:cell class=col3:)M (:tableend:) Walk area: Wilson’s Prom National Park Max walkers 8 Walking distance: > 22 km
Distance/direction from Melbourne: 80 kms Overdue Walks Procedure Yes
The walk will be an overnight walk in the southern region of the Prom including Waterloo and Oberon Bays. There is also the option to stay at a hut at Tidal River on the Friday night which will involve a cost of about $15.00 per person.

(:table class=walkdesc:) (:cell class=col1:)Sun 4 Jul (:cell class=col2:)IAN ARNOTT WALKS REVISITED
MURRINDINDI – MT DESPAIR (:cell class=col3:)M (:tableend:) Walk area: Yarra Ranges Max walkers 20 Walking distance: 14km
Distance/direction from Melbourne: 100 km NE Overdue Walks Procedure Yes
While the main park area in Murrindindi remains off limits after the fires, there is sill unburned forest to explore. This walk will start and end from Terry Mason’s property. Experience country rarely trod by bushwalkers.

(:table class=walkdesc:) (:cell class=col1:)Sun 4 Jul (:cell class=col2:)CITY BRIDGES AND IMMIGRATION MUSEUM (:cell class=col3:)E (:tableend:) Walk area: City Max walkers NA walking distance: 8km
Distance/direction from Melbourne: 0 Overdue Walks Procedure No
Taking advantage of free or reduced transport fares, the morning walk will traverse bridges over the Yarra and view the new “volcano” exhibit in the Botanic Gardens. The Afghan Cameleers display in the Immigration Museum tells the way of life in outback history which has now disappesred. These men went with Burke and Wills! Note later starting time of 9am.

(:table class=walkdesc:) (:cell class=col1:)Sun 11 Jul (:cell class=col2:)WINTER WARMERS SERIES:
LERDERDERG HERITAGE RIVER WALK (:cell class=col3:)E (:tableend:) Walk area: Blackwood Max walkers 25 Walking distance: 9 km
Distance/direction from Melbourne: 80 km NW Overdue Walks Procedure Yes
The second in a series of three, where a relatively short winter walk will be followed by lunch in a cosy restaurant. Stating from the Garden of St Erth, the walk follows water races and passes ruins and mines. The walk will conclude with lunch once again at the Redbeard Bakery in Trentham.

(:table class=walkdesc:) (:cell class=col1:)Sun 11 Jul (:cell class=col2:)PYRETE RANGE (:cell class=col3:)H (:tableend:) Walk area: Lerderderg SP Max walkers 12 Walking distance: 9.5km
Distance/direction from Melbourne: 80 km NW Overdue Walks Procedure Yes
The area is to the east of the main Lerderderg SP. It is interesting geologically because river erosion has cut through lava to expose older underlying rock . Circuit walk in very rugged terrain. Lots of short, steep gravelly ascents and descents, which can be very slippery in winter. 2 off-track sections.

(:table class=walkdesc:) (:cell class=col1:)Wed 14 Jul (:cell class=col2:)ALBERT PARK/SOUTH MELB. (:cell class=col3:)E (:tableend:) Walk area: Albert Park and South Melbourne Max walkers 15 Walking distance: 10 km
We will meet at Victoria Park as usual and travel by tram to and from. You will need a Seniors Daily or a Zone 1 all day ticket. The walk will take in Albert Park Lake and through some of the streets of the neighbouring suburbs of Middle Park, Port Melbourne and South Melbourne. We will visit the See Yup Temple/Chinese Joss House. Admission $1-. Guided tours are not available however it is interesting to just stroll through the place.

(:table class=walkdesc:) (:cell class=col1:)Sun 18 Jul (:cell class=col2:)KILCUNDA (:cell class=col3:)EM (:tableend:) Walk area: Bass Coast Max walkers 25 Walking distance: 14 km
Distance/direction from Melbourne: 123 km SE Overdue Walks Procedure Yes
A classic walk from Punchbowl along the cliffs to Kilcunda. Lunch in the pub, then retrace our steps to the cars. It may be possible to offer a one way easy option if some people want to arrange a car shuffle. The walking track follows the clifftop eastward to Kilcunda. This walk stays above the cliffs except we will walk down to Sandy Waterholes beach and then rejoin the clifftop track and pass Arch Rock and Black Head.

(:table class=walkdesc:) (:cell class=col1:)Wed 21 Jul (:cell class=col2:)CLUB MEETING (:cell class=col3:)= (:tableend:) Phyllis Hore room, adjacent to Kew Library, Cotham Road.
Speaker: Roger Thornton will talk about his Antarctic adventure.

(:table class=walkdesc:) (:cell class=col1:)Sun 25 Jul (:cell class=col2:)SOUTHERN SUBURBS CIRCUIT BIKE RIDE (:cell class=col3:)M (:tableend:) Distance/direction from Melbourne:10km Nearest town:Melbourne
Walk area: Southeastern suburbs Max walkers 12 Walking distance: 50km
From Ashburton Station we’ll ride along the Anniversary Trail to East Malvern then through the Urban Forest and Boyd Park to Hughesdale. From there we’ll follow the Rosstown Rail Trail to Gardenvale where we’ll have morning coffee. Then it’s down the Elster Creek and Elwood Canal paths to the Bay and up to Beacon Cove. From there we’ll follow the path to Southbank, then up the Yarra and Gardiners Creek trails back to Ashburton. BYO lunch or buy at Southbank. Cars can be parked at Ashburton Station. Some on-road riding. Bail out at Flinders Street. Meet at Ashburton Station, west side at 9.30am.

(:table class=walkdesc:) (:cell class=col1:)Sun 25 Jul (:cell class=col2:)LONG FOREST (:cell class=col3:)EM (:tableend:) Walk area: Between Melton and Bacchus Marsh Max walkers 20 Walking distance: 10.5 km
Distance/direction from Melbourne: 50km west Overdue Walks Procedure No
A rare patch of Mallee close to Melbourne, plus a pleasant walk along the Coimadai Creek where you will find grassy river flats, cliffs, gullies, Blue Box trees and Manna Gums. Some rock scrambling and creek crossings (hopefully with some water but not too much!). Total climbing 140m.

(:table class=walkdesc:) (:cell class=col1:)Sat 31st Jul –
Sun 1st Aug (:cell class=col2:)THE BLUFF SNOW WALK PC (:cell class=col3:)MH (:tableend:) Walk area: Buller – Howitt Alpine Area Max walkers 8 Walking distance: 33km
Distance/direction from Melbourne: Overdue Walks Procedure Yes
The Bluff, 1725m. This is a circuit walk starting from 7 Mile or 8 mile Flat, heading up to the summit and camping at Bluff Hut. Views of Mt Buller, Stirling and back towards Jamieson. Day 1 will require a steep uphill, but will be rewarded on the summit with lots of space and a chance to explore (weather permitting). Day two will require many creek crossings. Snow shoes required.

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(:div class=walkdesc:)July 2010 (:divend:) Will be added shortly

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(:div class=walkdesc:)August 2010 (:divend:) Will be added shortly

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(:div class=walkdesc:)September 2010 (:divend:) Will be added shortly

May - September, 2010

Date: May Jun Jul Aug Sep Future

(:div class=walkdesc:)May 2010 (:divend:)

(:table class=walkdesc:) (:cell class=col1:)Wed 19 May (:cell class=col2:)CLUB MEETING Phyllis Hore room, adjacent to Kew Library, Cotham Road. (:cell class=col3:)- (:tableend:) ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

(:table class=walkdesc:) (:cell class=col1:)Sat 22 May (:cell class=col2:)TREE PLANTING (:cell class=col3:)- (:tableend:) Walk area: Kinglake Max walkers 30 Walking distance: NA
Distance/direction from Melbourne: 140 km NE Overdue Walks Procedure Yes
Come and do your bit to help bushfire reconstruction. We will spend the day planting trees under the guidance of a Parks Victoria ranger. All you need to bring is strong gardening gloves as well as your lunch and plenty of water to last the day. The proposed site is Marshalls Road (off Buttermans Track), St Andrews. It is accessed via quite good dirt roads, and there will be portaloos available.
There is a 350 metre walk into the site. It is quite exposed, so be prepared for inclement weather.

(:table class=walkdesc:) (:cell class=col1:)Sun 23 May (:cell class=col2:)RED HILL RAIL TRAIL (:cell class=col3:)EM (:tableend:) Walk Area: Southern Mornington Peninsula Max walkers 25 Walking distance: 13 km
Distance/Direction from Melbourne: 90 km south east Overdue walks procedure No
A gentle climb from Merricks up to Red Hill along a pretty track bordered by big old pine trees. Lunch at the wonderful Red Hill Bakery is an option before retuning to Merricks with occasional marvellous views to the southern peninsula along the way.

(:table class=walkdesc:) (:cell class=col1:)Sun 23 May (:cell class=col2:)KEPPELL HUT (:cell class=col3:)H (:tableend:) Walk area: Lake Mountain Max walkers 15 Walking distance: 19 km
Distance/direction from Melbourne: 117 km NE Overdue Walks Procedure No
Lake Mountain and the surrounding State park is the closest part of Victoria’s Alpine region to Melbourne. This is a great walk that visits some of the best features lake Mountain has to offer including alpine ash and snowgum forests, the site of an historic cattlemen hut and several lookouts over the Victorian Alps.
Walk contains a steep climb.

(:table class=walkdesc:) (:cell class=col1:)Sun 30 May (:cell class=col2:)CRESWICK FOREST (:cell class=col3:)EM (:tableend:) Walk area: Goldfields Max walkers 25 Walking distance: 13.5 km
Distance/direction from Melbourne: 119kms W Overdue Walks Procedure No''
The area near Creswick was reserved as forest in the late 1800’s following the gold rush. This circuit walk passes through old gold mining areas, St Georges Lake and the homestead site of William Spence who was famous in the early trade union days.
Climbing 170m.

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(:div class=walkdesc:)June 2010 (:divend:)

(:table class=walkdesc:) (:cell class=col1:)Wed 2 June (:cell class=col2:)LEADERS FORUM (:cell class=col3:)- (:tableend:) All current leaders, future leaders and those interested in planning walks are invited to attend this event. The evening will include information on leadership needs concentrating on winter walking tips but will also involve interaction from those attending on planning walks in our club, future directions of club activities, leader’s concerns etc. Please contact Robyn if you plan on coming for further details on venue and program.

(:table class=walkdesc:) (:cell class=col1:)Sat 5 Jun (:cell class=col2:)TRACK REPAIR (:cell class=col3:)- (:tableend:) Walk area: Cathedral Ranges Max walkers 30 Walking distance: NA
Distance/direction from Melbourne: 120 km NE Overdue Walks Procedure Yes
Those who have enjoyed walking in this region and would like to help restore tracks back to safe and distinct walking paths, are asked to consider joining a team of club members to work with the park ranger. He has offered work that requires less of a physical effort such as nipping and lopping brush and branches on the Little River Track, to more arduous work such as moving fallen branches, trail marking and light tread work up on the range itself.

(:table class=walkdesc:) (:cell class=col1:)Sun 6 Jun (:cell class=col2:)IAN ARNOTT WALKS REVISITED
UPPER LERDERDERG RIVER (:cell class=col3:)M (:tableend:) Walk area: Lerderderg State Park Max walkers 15 Walking distance: 17km
Distance/direction from Melbourne: 87 km W Overdue Walks Procedure Yes
Much of this walk will be along the upper reaches of the Lerderderg River, but will include a forest walk to Mt Wilson. Much of the track is along old race lines used for gold mining with some off track

(:table class=walkdesc:) (:cell class=col1:)Sun 6 Jun (:cell class=col2:)WINTER WARMERS SERIES:
DOMINO RAIL TRAIL (:cell class=col3:)E (:tableend:) Walk area: Trentham Max walkers 25 Walking distance: 10 km
Distance/direction from Melbourne: 85 km NW Overdue Walks Procedure Yes
Note: this walk has been moved forward from 23 June.
The first in a series of three, where a relatively short winter walk will be followed by lunch in a cosy restaurant. Stating from the old railway station in the pictuesque town of Trentham, the trail passes through bushland which is the habitat of the endangered Powerful Owl. Signboards along the trail explain the history of the area. The walk will conclude with lunch at the Redbeard Bakery which specialises in Scotch Oven Sourdough bread. After lunch there will be an opportunity to explore the historic buildings around Trentham.

(:table class=walkdesc:) (:cell class=col1:)Wed 9 Jun (:cell class=col2:)GALLERY AND LUNCH (:cell class=col3:)E (:tableend:) Walk area: City Max walkers 20 Walking distance: NA
Distance/direction from Melbourne: CBD Overdue Walks Procedure No
This month there will be a social gathering commencing with a visit to the National Gallery, St. Kilda Road followed by lunch at the Angliss Restaurant, 555 LaTrobe Street at midday. Cost $26.00. Meet at the Gallery at 10 a.m. or the restaurant at 12.00. Final numbers to be notified by Monday, 31st May.

(:table class=walkdesc:) (:cell class=col1:)Fri-Mon
11-14 Jun (:cell class=col2:)APOLLO BAY BASE CAMP (:cell class=col3:)EM - M (:tableend:) Distance/direction from Melbourne: 200 km SW Nearest town:Apollo Bay
Walk area: Otways Max walkers 24 Walking distance: varied\\ Spend the June long weekend in the YHA Eco Lodge at Apollo Bay. A variety of walks in the Otways and parts of the Great Ocean Walk will be offered. Cost $86 for three nights bunk accommodation. Places strictly limited in the lodge, but you may be able to make your own camping arrangements elsewhere in Apollo Bay. Payment must be made by the May meeting to secure a place in the lodge.

(:table class=walkdesc:) (:cell class=col1:)Sun 13 Jun (:cell class=col2:)YARRAN DHERAN & MULLUM MULLUM PATH (:cell class=col3:)E (:tableend:) Walk area: Mitcham Max walkers 25 Walking distance: 12km
Distance/direction from Melbourne: 15 km E Overdue Walks Procedure No
This walk continues and extends the one that was cut short due to extreme heat in January. Follow the path of the Eastern Freeway. It is well worth a look at how good engineering has preserved the Mullum Mullum Creek area.

(:table class=walkdesc:) (:cell class=col1:)Wed 16 Jun (:cell class=col2:)CLUB MEETING (:cell class=col3:)- (:tableend:) Phyllis Hore room, adjacent to Kew Library, Cotham Road.
Speaker: Frank Zgoznik, Bushwalking Victoria’s BSAR convener will talk about Bushwalking Search and Rescue.

(:table class=walkdesc:) (:cell class=col1:)Sun 20 Jun (:cell class=col2:)BELLS BEACH & IRONBARK BASIN (:cell class=col3:)EM (:tableend:) Walk area: Surf Coast Max walkers 25 Walking distance: 12 km
Distance/direction from Melbourne: 100 km SW Overdue Walks Procedure Yes''
Walk 4km along the sand at low tide from Bells Beach below the cliffs to the end of Addiscot Beach. (Note: this is an ‘optional clothing’ beach!). Then climb 100m and follow paths through heathland and forest of the Ironbark Basin Reserve. Finish along the clifftop path back to Bells.

(:table class=walkdesc:) (:cell class=col1:)Wed 23 Jun (:cell class=col2:)DOONGALLA FOREST WALK (:cell class=col3:)EM (:tableend:) ''Walk area: Dandenong Ranges Max walkers 20 Walking distance: 12 km Distance/direction from Melbourne: 42 km E Overdue Walks Procedure No''Boots must be worn. Walking pole/s recommended. Some rocky sections and several 50 – 100 m climbs. Doongalla Forest takes in the western slopes of the Dandenong Ranges. Tall Mountain Ash, Long Leaved Box and Red Stringybark eucalyptus, tree fern gullies. Pack an extra morning tea snack to enjoy in the beautiful gardens of Doongalla. Panoramic views of Melbourne and beyond. Meet at Victoria Park at 8.45 a.m.

(:table class=walkdesc:) (:cell class=col1:)Sun 27 Jun (:cell class=col2:)THREE CREEKS WALK (:cell class=col3:)M (:tableend:) Walk area: Brisbane Ranges Max walkers 15 Walking distance: 15 kms
Distance/direction from Melbourne: 97 NW Overdue Walks Procedure Yes
This walk explores the three main creeks in the rolling hills north of Steiglitz.

(:table class=walkdesc:) (:cell class=col1:)Sun 27 Jun (:cell class=col2:)MONDA TRAIL (:cell class=col3:)H (:tableend:) Walk area: Healesville Max walkers 15 Walking distance: 16 km
Distance/direction from Melbourne: 80 km NE Overdue Walks Procedure No
This walk follows a series of management roads, walking tracks and firebreaks initially passing through dry open forest then tall mountain ash forest on the crest of the Great Dividing Range. It is rated Hard because the middle section is a long uphill climb with a 650mtr height gain.

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(:div class=walkdesc:)FUTURE WALKS (:divend:)

None listed

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