Auswalk Walking Holidays - Halls Gap

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Auswalk Great Ocean Walk - Self guided INN-to-INN walking holidays

This self guided walk is provided by the specialist tour company, Auswalk Walking Holidays. The walk encompasses the newly constructed 104 kilometre track from Apollo Bay to the Twelve Apostles. The offer a eight day itinerary or a five day itinerary. The setting is the Great Otway National Park, Victoria's newest and largest coastal park. The breathtaking coastal scenery, remote terrain, magnificent forests, abundant wildlife and colourful heathlands will ensure this walk will become iconic in Australia and internationally. Highlights will also include groves of Manna Gums inhabited by koalas, pretty spring-fed Rainbow Falls cascading to the sea platforms below and deserted beaches featuring some of the highest sea-cliffs in Australia. Walk with only your day pack and enjoy the experience of varied accommodations and food along the way. Auswalk Walking Holidays organise all transfers, accommodation and food. They also provide comprehensive walk notes and maps.

Auswalk Great Ocean Walk - Self guided INN-to-INN walking holidays

This self guided walk is provided by the specialist tour company, Auswalk Walking Holidays. The walk encompasses the newly constructed 104 kilometre track from Apollo Bay to the Twelve Apostles. The offer a eight day itinerary or a five day itinerary. The setting is the Great Otway National Park, Victoria's newest and largest coastal park. The breathtaking coastal scenery, remote terrain, magnificent forests, abundant wildlife and colourful heathlands will ensure this walk will become iconic in Australia and internationally. Highlights will also include groves of Manna Gums inhabited by koalas, pretty spring-fed Rainbow Falls cascading to the sea platforms below and deserted beaches featuring some of the highest sea-cliffs in Australia. Walk with only your day pack and enjoy the experience of varied accommodations and food along the way. Auswalk Walking Holidays organise all transfers, accommodation and food. They also provide comprehensive walk notes and maps.

Auswalk Grampians Hike - Self Guided INN-to-INN walking holiday

Auswalk Walking Holidays takes you to the Grampians National Park which is very large at 167,000 hectares in area. It is made up of sandstone which was once seabed, and eroded into several separate mountain ranges. This area was hugely valuable for the Aboriginal people who lived here for 20,000 years before western people. Everywhere you look in the Grampians you will see cliffs and forest and is one of the best places to see Australian animals. There are flowers all year except for autumn. Even though the area receives a low rainfall of about 70 centimetres per year, stream beds, waterfalls and caves have been carved into the ranges. An oasis on the Wimmera Plains, the Grampians offers spectacular walking and is a haven for native wildlife such as colourful birds, koalas, kangaroos, emus and reptiles. Extravagant springtime wildflower displays are a bonus. The selection of walks will also guide you to Aboriginal rock art sites and shelters. This holiday is for nature-lovers who enjoy remote, rugged places. Join Auswalk Walking Holidays today.

Auswalk Great Alpine Walk - Self Guided INN-to-INN walking holiday

Auswalk Walking Holidays takes you to the High Plains which are located in North East Victoria and contain Victoria's highest mountains. From the 1860's gold was discovered in the area. Even before then, graziers brought their cattle into the mountains to feed on the green summer pastures. You will see rough yards for holding mustered cattle, simple huts built by the cattlemen. The Australian Alps National Park is covered in snow from late May to November, when winter snows melts it flows as fresh water into Australia's rivers. Highlights include the classic Razorback Ridge to Mount Feathertop, the second highest peak in Victoria. Auswalk's Great Alpine Walk is a true alpine experience. Highlights include the classic Razorback Ridge to Mount Feathertop, the second highest peak in Victoria. The undulating ridge offers panoramic views all the way. From here the route continues down to the picturesque village of Harrietville. Another "big tick" will be the walk from Hotham to Falls Creek via the Cobungra Valley, Derrick Hut and Dibbins Hut. The historic huts circuit walk will delight history buffs and remote Mount Tabletop is a favourite place to sit and ponder the beauty of the region.

Auswalk Great South West Walk - Self Guided INN-to-INN walking holiday

Auswalk Walking Holidays shows you one of Victoria's best kept secrets. A 250 kilometre continuous loop track that includes dramatic coastlines, the joy of walking beside a meandering river and remote bushland full of wildlife, bird and native flowers. It is promoted as a "Symphony in Four Movements". This walk is in south west Victoria near the border of South Australia. Hike the magnificent three Capes, Cape Nelson, Cape Bridgewater and Cape Sir William Grant. Enjoy the Glenelg river with its spectacular limestone gorge. Walk up and over Mount Richmond, a small peak boasting about 450 different species of plants. This walk is perfect for whale spotting in season, There is a colony of Australian fur seals at Cape Bridgewater all year round. The coast offers blow holes, a "Petrified Forest" and an "Enchanted Walk" where vines of bower spinach are draped over limestone boulders and twisted Moonah trees. This self guided walk can encompass the whole 250 kilometre track over 13 days or an eight day version which provides an excellent overview of the region. You follow comprehensive walk notes from one accommodation to the next with only a day pack. Auswalk move your luggage ahead for you.

Auswalk Great South West Walk - Self Guided INN-to-INN walking holiday

Auswalk Walking Holidays shows you one of Victoria's best kept secrets. A 250 kilometre continuous loop track that includes dramatic coastlines, the joy of walking beside a meandering river and remote bushland full of wildlife, bird and native flowers. It is promoted as a "Symphony in Four Movements". This walk is in south west Victoria near the border of South Australia. Hike the magnificent three Capes, Cape Nelson, Cape Bridgewater and Cape Sir William Grant. Enjoy the Glenelg river with its spectacular limestone gorge. Walk up and over Mount Richmond, a small peak boasting about 450 different species of plants. This walk is perfect for whale spotting in season, There is a colony of Australian fur seals at Cape Bridgewater all year round. The coast offers blow holes, a "Petrified Forest" and an "Enchanted Walk" where vines of bower spinach are draped over limestone boulders and twisted Moonah trees. This self guided walk can encompass the whole 250 kilometre track over 13 days or an eight day version which provides an excellent overview of the region. You follow comprehensive walk notes from one accommodation to the next with only a day pack. Auswalk move your luggage ahead for you.

Auswalk Great Ocean Walk Guided walking holiday

Walk with Auswalk Walking Holidays, the award winning Victorian tourism company, and experience a variety of accommodation and delicious culinary delights supplied at various accommodation while experiencing Victoria's newest long distance walking track, bound for iconic status. Auswalk's Great Ocean Walk Guided walking holiday focuses on a recently constructed walking track that traverses the dramatic coastline for 104 kilometres from Apollo Bay to the 12 Apostles. Auswalk is offering the very best way to experience this region. The setting is the Great Otway National Park, Victoria's newest park and the largest coastal park in the state. The breathtaking coastal scenery, remote terrain, magnificent forests, abundant wildlife and colourful heathlands will ensure that this new walk will quickly become an iconic walk both within Australia and internationally. Highlights include the spectacular limestone sea-stacks known as the Twelve Apostles, groves of Manna Gums inhabited by koalas, pretty spring-fed Rainbow Falls cascading to the sea platforms below and deserted beaches such as Wreck Beach, Milanesia Beach and Station Beach, this walk also features some of the highest sea-cliffs in Australia. Koalas, kangaroos, echidnas, whales, birds of prey, sea birds are some of the wildlife which can be experienced on this amazing coastal track.

Auswalk Grampians Group Guided walk

Auswalk Walking Holidays takes you to the Grampians, a rugged mountain range near Melbourne. It is a fantastic place to see native animals in the wild. At 167,000 hectares in area, the Grampians National Park is very large. It is made entirely of sandstone, which was once seabed and has eroded into several separate mountain ranges. The Grampians are not high mountains. This area was hugely valuable for the Aboriginal people who lived here for 20,000 years before western people arrived, but European settlers thought of the area as useless land that could never be farmed. This is the main reason there is so much of the area preserved in National Park today. Everywhere you look in the Grampians you will see cliffs and forest. The cliffs and rough valleys provide refuge for many native animals, including birds, which are easily seen. It is one of the best places to see Australian animals. The sandy soil is ideal for native plants, making this national park famous for its spring wildflowers. There are actually flowers all year except for autumn. Even though the area receives a low rainfall per year, beautiful streambeds, waterfalls and caves have been carved into the ranges.

Auswalk Great Alpine Group guided walking holiday

This guided seven day walking holiday escorted by multi-award winning tour operator Auswalk Walking Holidays, focuses on Victoria's high country, in the North East of the state. As part of the enormous Australian Alps National Park, the area is covered in a blanket of snow from late May to November, but then the winter snows melt and flow as life-giving fresh water into Australia's rivers. The grasslands and boggy areas hold vast amounts of water, allowing a never-ending supply for alpine rivers and streams even during the driest of summers. The rolling plains become a cool refuge from the hot valleys below, supporting masses of spectacular wildflowers and extensive snow grass plains. A true alpine experience. Highlights include the classic Razorback Ridge to Mt Feathertop, the second highest peak in Victoria. The undulating ridge offers panoramic views all the way. From here the route continues down to the picturesque village of Harrietville. Another "big tick" will be the walk from Hotham to Falls Creek via the Cobungra Valley, Derrick Hut and Dibbins Hut. The historic huts circuit walk will delight history buffs and remote Mt Tabletop is a favourite place to sit and ponder the beauty of the region.

Auswalk Great South West Walk Guided Walking Holiday

Auswalk Walking Holidays takes you to Victoria's best kept secret, a 250 kilometre continuous loop track that includes dramatic coastlines, the joy of walking beside a meandering river and remote bushland full of wildlife, bird and native flowers. It's promoted as a "Symphony in Four Movements". Auswalk has selected five excellent days of walking to give you an overview of what this track has to offer. First comes the peaceful Glenelg River, a haven for walkers, fishermen and canoeists. The river carves its way through a spectacular limestone gorge, onto pristine sandy beaches and rocky outcrops. The grand finale is the Three Capes and Bays section where the track hugs the cliff top all the way. These rugged, wave-bashed headlands are perfect for whale spotting in season and the colony of Australian fur seals at Cape Bridgewater. The coast offers blow holes, a "Petrified Forest" and an "Enchanted Walk" where vines of bower spinach are decoratively draped over limestone boulders and twisted. Enjoy a two hour hike at Tower Hill. This takes you around the rim of an ancient volcanic crater and provides an excellent opportunity to see koalas, emus and other wildlife in the wild.

Great Southern Touring Route by Auswalk

Experience the very best the compact state of Victoria has to offer, with Auswalk Walking Holidays. Walk in the towering rainforests of the Otway Ranges, along the spectacularly sculpted Great Ocean Road and in the rugged Grampians National Park. Cap it off with a visit to Sovereign Hill. Travel along the scenic Great Ocean Road and see Waterfall Walk and Erskine Falls in Lorne, the tree tops from the Otway Fly and walk at the 12 Apostles and Loch Ard Gorge. Next stop is the Grampians where you explore an Aboriginal shelter that has rock paintings then go for a hike in the Grampians Wonderland Range and finish by visiting a winery and tour the underground cellars. Then off to Ballarat to explore Sovereign Hill and see plenty of wildlife in the wild. This is a privately guided trip and can be started on any day of the year, subject to availability. The trip is priced for a minimum of two people booking together but we can also operate the trip for solo travellers for an additional cost.

Auswalk Guided Great Southern Touring Route

Come and enjoy a fully escorted tour with Auswalk Walking Holidays. The Auswalk Guided Great Southern Touring Route showcases the best Victoria has to offer, including the Great Ocean Road, The Grampians and the Ballarat Goldfields. This walk incorporates waterfalls, beach walking, the famous shipwreck coast, extinct volcanic crater lakes, mountains, amazing rock formations, learn about Aboriginal culture, visit an Aboriginal rock painting, explore the underground cellar at a winery in Great Western as well as a visit Sovereign Hill

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