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Hotham Heights, VIC
Starts 19 November 2027 at 07:00 AEDT
Ends 4 December 2027 at 19:00 AEDT
19 November 2027 at 07:00 AEDT to 4 December 2027 at 19:00 AEDT
Widely accepted as the most physically demanding section of the entire 680km track, the southern leg of the Australian Alps Walking Track (AAWT) takes you through a constantly shifting landscape.
Beginning at Mt Hotham, the journey kicks off by tackling The Twins before traversing the Barry Mountains. From there, the route plunges into the remote Razor-Viking Wilderness, renowned for its steep ridges and expansive views. Traverse the “Crosscut Saw,” a razorback ridge that offers one of the most famous silhouettes in the Australian mountains. Leaving the jagged mountains behind, the trail winds across the sub-alpine Baw Baw Plateau – a prehistoric landscape of granite boulders and snow gums. Conclude with a descent into the historic gold mining town of Walhalla, the southern terminus of the AAWT.
We approach this journey as a collaborative expedition. Join as a teammate, not just a passenger, playing an active role in the daily success of the trip. Our guides are there to mentor you through the challenges of the High Country, sharing the hard-won skills that make long-distance hiking safe and enjoyable. It is the perfect training ground for anyone dreaming of tackling long distance trails on their own.
On our Australian Alps Walking Track: Hotham to Walhalla trip, you can:
✔ Walk the spectacular knife-edge ridge of the Crosscut Saw. ✔ Navigate the rugged and remote Razor-Viking Wilderness. ✔ Summit The Twins (1703m) for panoramic views of the High Country. ✔ Traverse the unique granite boulder fields of the Baw Baw Plateau. ✔ Finish at the historic gold mining town of Walhalla.
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Mount Hotham, Mount Hotham, Hotham Heights VIC 3741
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Mitchell, ACT
Aussie ultralight guided hiking trips (<10kg packs) 🏔️ All gear & food provided 🏕️ Founded by @maddieandtomoutside
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Mitchell, ACT