Bush Walking Tracks
Name | Length | Time | Difficulty |
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Dove Lake | - | 2 hours | Easy |
Cradle Mountain | - | - | - |
Name | Length | Time | Difficulty |
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Liffey Falls | 7.2km return | 2.5 hours | Easy |
Meander Falls | 7.8km return | 6 hours | Medium-Hard |
Mother Cummings Peak | - | 3 hours | Medium |
Quamby Bluff | 5.8km return | 3 hours | Medium |
Name | Length | Time | Difficulty |
---|---|---|---|
Lees Paddocks | 14.2km return | 6 hours | Easy-Medium |
Walls of Jerusalem | 23.8km return | 9.5 hours | Hard |
Name | Length | Time | Difficulty |
---|---|---|---|
Cataract Gorge | 13.6km return | 4.5 hours | Medium |
Legges Tor | 7.6km return | 3 hours | Easy |
Mount Arthur | 9km return | 4.5 hours | Medium |
Name | Length | Time | Difficulty |
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Archers Knob | - | - | - |
Mount Roland | - | - | Medium-Hard |
Name | Length | Time | Difficulty | ||||
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Mount Pelion East | - | - | - | Mount Pelion West | - | - | - |
Mount Oakleigh | - | - | - | ||||
Mount Ossa | - | - | - | ||||
Arm River Track | - | 5 hours | - | ||||
Pine Valley | - | - | - | ||||
The Acropolis | - | - | - | ||||
The Labyrinth | - | - | - | ||||
Barn Bluff | - | - | - | ||||
Cradle Mountain | - | - | - |
Name | Length | Time | Difficulty |
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Frenchmans Cap | - | - | - |
Western Arthurs | - | - | - |
South Coast Track | - | - | - |
Port Davey Track | - | - | - |
Federation Peak | - | 5 hours | - |
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