Established in, Cumberland State Forest is the only urban forest in Australia.

Begin your walk at Ory’s Trail (on Schuss St opposite Milch Café), following it up until you reach the large brown tank containing Falls Creek’s water supply. Continue uphill along the vehicle track until it crosses onto the old Summit home trail to where the trail forks. Veer left following the trail markers until you reach Pretty Valley Road.

Travel to Falls Creek on the Hume Highway to Wangaratta. From Wangaratta take the Great Alpine Rd (route B) to Myrtleford, Bright, Mount Beauty and then Falls Creek village. The walking track to Wallace Hut commences km along the Bogong High Plains Road from the Rocky Valley dam wall.

The walks starts at Howman's Gap, descending down the Junction Spur Track, almost to the Bogong High Plains Road. It then does a sharp right turn to pick up the Mt Arthur Fire Track that descends further to the Rocky Creek. Wet feet or a rock scramble across the creek, then a long slow climb contouring around the mountainside/5(68). Top hiking and bushwalking parks Falls to Hotham Alpine Crossing One of Victoria's icon walks, the 37km Falls to Hotham Alpine Crossing (FHAC) is a 3 day/2 night walk through the Alpine National Park, linking the resort villages of Falls Creek and Mt Hotham.

Cathedral Range State Park. Walking Track & Bush Walking Cedar Creek Falls is one of Mount Tamborine's most popular tourist attractions with stunning views over the open canyon, waterfall and rock pools. Located in Tamborine National Park, just a 15min walk from Thunderbird Park, visitors can enjoy one of the most stunning waterfalls in the region.

Feb 22, Balaka Falls is a great spot to take kids of all ages and to introduce them to bushwalking. There are short and medium length bushwalks to get to the falls and for wandering along Hunts Creek.

A good idea to go after some rain.

Plus, what kid doesn’t love the chance to splash or drop pebbles in the water! Keep in mind that Balaka Falls are best visited after stumpmulching.barted Reading Time: 6 mins. These walks follow bushland tracks which are sometimes rough, steep and uneven.

Some walks require creeks to be crossed on stepping stones. Some walks have no toilet facilities. All walks last for 2 hours. Wear comfortable, closed shoes, a hat, sunglasses and sunscreen.

For night time walks wear warm clothes and mosquito repellent. Bring a torch. No matter which area of the High Country you choose to base yourself, you'll find walks to suit your pace and timeframe. Walk up an appetite and you'll be ready to enjoy some of the incredible local food, wine and beer on offer throughout the region, or test yourself with a multi-day hike through the mountains.