Best trails in Baw Baw National Park

This gradual climb up to Mount Erica is a secluded trail and features giant mushroom-like moss covered granite boulders, which have taken shape from the result of earthquakes and significant weathering over time. Experience a small stretch of the Australian Alps Walking Trail, which continues all the way to Canberra for 650 kms. Parking is available at the trailhead. Camping is available at Mushroom Rocks Campground along the track.

This is a peaceful trail through the Baw Baw National Park in eastern Victoria, located not too far south from Thompson Lake. This out and back route begins and ends from the end of Mount Erica Road, where parking and informative signs are available. Follow the Australian Alps Walking Track all the way up to Mushroom Rocks and back again - maze of giant granite tors. The trail can be a bit overgrown and quite muddy in some sections.

This is a scenic section of the Australian Alpine Walking Track, located in Baw Baw National Park in Victoria. The trail starts near the historic gold mining town of Walhalla, about 2.5 hours drive from Melbourne. The Mount Erica car park is a secluded place to start your walk, by taking a brief dirt track drive, after visiting Walhalla. Unique features of this walk are Mushroom Rocks and Talbot Ruin.

This is a great walk through the Victorian high country to the summits of Mount Saint Gwinear and Mount Saint Phillack in Baw Baw National Park. The track starts from the carpark at the end of St Gwinear Rd. The path ascends first through beautiful snow gums before rising above the forest edge to more exposed alpine meadows. On clear days, the views from the summits are spectacular.

Experience the best of the Baw Baw Plateau on this stunning high-country walk. This section of trail takes you across the rooftop of the national park, from Mount Baw Baw over to Mount Saint Phillack and on to Camp Saddle. You'll wander through beautiful, twisted snow gum forests and across open plains with massive granite boulders. The panoramic views are non-stop. It's an epic walk through a classic Aussie alpine landscape.

This is a spectacular walk through Poverty Gully along the Thompson River in Baw Baw National Park. The walk is straightforward and follows the western banks of the Thompson River all the way to Poverty Point Bridge and the junction with the Australian Alps Walking Track. There is plenty of lush greenery to enjoy on this walk making it a worthwhile option for shorter walks in the national park. When the bridge is open you can choose to cross and return on the other side of the river.

This is a fairly challenging track with the constant encroachment of vegetation and lake of visitation making for some tricky sections and the possibility to miss turn offs. That being said this is some spectacular Australian alpine vegetation and can really give you the sense of being out in the wilderness.

This is a great hike through the Baw Baw National Park in eastern Victoria, located not too far from Thomson Lake. The trail features some epic views across the Victorian Alps and the valleys of the Thomson and Aberfeldy Rivers. This out and back route begins and ends from the parking area at the end of St Gwinear Road, where parking is available. From here it's a steady climb up to summit Mount Saint Gwinear (1509m) and back again along the same route.

A beautiful trail through the Baw Baw National Park, situated between the Victorian Alps and Gippsland regions of Victoria, Australia. The trail leaves from the parking area at the end of Saint Gwinear Road. The trail mostly follows the Australian Alps Walking Track, summiting Mount Saint Gwinear (1509m), Mount Talbot (1517m) and Mount Erica (1509m). The main viewpoint is from Mount Saint Gwinear, with most of the route passing through snow gums, marshes and other varied terrain. Camping is...