Gippsland & Alpine Victoria hikes
Victoria's alpine high country — Mount Buffalo, Falls Creek, Harrietville — sits alongside the remote coastal wilderness of East Gippsland, giving this market both snow-gum summits and untouched beaches in the same region.
- Trails
- 10
- Total
- 92 km
- Easy walks
- 6
- Areas
- 7
Top trails
Ranked on track quality and day-walk suitability from the data we hold — not on reviews, which we don't collect.
- #1The Big WalkExpert6.86 km700 m upEst. 3.1 hrMount Buffalo National Park
- #2Lilly Pilly Gully Nature WalkModerate4.99 km166 m upEst. 1.5 hrWilsons Promontory National Park
- #3Bungalow Spur WalkEasy0.28 km31 m upEst. 0.1 hrAlpine National Park
- #4The Horn WalkEasy0.43 km48 m upEst. 0.2 hrMount Buffalo National Park
- #5Little River Gorge WalkEasy0.47 kmEst. 0.1 hrSnowy River National Park
- #6View Point WalkEasy0.75 km47 m upEst. 0.3 hrMount Buffalo National Park
- #7Wallaces Hut WalkEasy2.11 km21 m upEst. 0.6 hrAlpine National Park
- #8Wilderness Coast WalkExpert45.17 km458 m upEst. 11.8 hrCroajingolong National Park
- #9Estuary View Walking TrackEasy1.38 km6 m upEst. 0.4 hrCape Conran Coastal Park
- #10Southern CircuitExpert29.72 km841 m upEst. 8.8 hrCathedral Range State Park
All 10 trails in Gippsland & Alpine Victoria
The Big Walk
Mount Buffalo National Park
Lilly Pilly Gully Nature Walk
Wilsons Promontory National Park
Bungalow Spur Walk
Alpine National Park
The Horn Walk
Mount Buffalo National Park
Little River Gorge Walk
Snowy River National Park
View Point Walk
Mount Buffalo National Park
Wallaces Hut Walk
Alpine National Park
Wilderness Coast Walk
Croajingolong National Park
Estuary View Walking Track
Cape Conran Coastal Park
Southern Circuit
Cathedral Range State Park
Top parks in Gippsland & Alpine Victoria
Frequently asked questions
How many hiking trails are there in Gippsland & Alpine Victoria?
Aus Trails currently maps 10 walking tracks in Gippsland & Alpine Victoria, covering about 92 km in total. Every one has a real elevation profile and a 3D terrain map, and all of it is free to use without an account.
What is the longest hiking trail in Gippsland & Alpine Victoria?
The longest Gippsland & Alpine Victoria track in our catalogue is Wilderness Coast Walk in Croajingolong National Park, at 45.17 km with 458 m of cumulative ascent.
Which Gippsland & Alpine Victoria trail has the most elevation gain?
Southern Circuit in Cathedral Range State Park climbs the most of any Gippsland & Alpine Victoria track we map — 841 m of cumulative ascent over 29.72 km.
Are there easy walks in Gippsland & Alpine Victoria?
Yes — 6 of the 10 Gippsland & Alpine Victoria tracks we map are graded Easy, meaning short distances on well-formed track with little sustained climbing. You can filter the full list by grade on the trails page.
Which national parks in Gippsland & Alpine Victoria have hiking trails?
The best-covered areas in Gippsland & Alpine Victoria are Mount Buffalo National Park (3 tracks), Alpine National Park (2 tracks), Cape Conran Coastal Park (1 track), Cathedral Range State Park (1 track), Croajingolong National Park (1 track).
Do I need to pay to use Aus Trails in Gippsland & Alpine Victoria?
No. Offline maps, live GPS, elevation profiles, 3D terrain and every safety feature are free, permanently, with no account required. Pro only adds planning extras like custom route building and printable maps — nothing that keeps you safe on trail sits behind a paywall.