•  For the serious adventurer, these overnight backpacking bushwalks are an opportunity to immerse yourself in mountainous Wilderness and experience solitude and challenge.

•  Carry a full backpack into remote Wilderness Areas where no vehicle access is possible.

•  Group size is limited to 6 participants led by 2 experienced local bushwalking guides keen to share their love and knowledge of the mountains. You need to be fit and have a keen sense of adventure.

You need to be fit enough to carry a full backpack every day in steep rugged terrain, often without tracks.  There are not many places you can go walking at Easter and be unlikely to see other walkers, but Reedy Creek offers you this possiblity.

This wilderness bushwalk is scheduled only when there is sufficient interest and demand.

Contact us to register your interest and to be notified of the next departure date.

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4 day Reedy Creek Chasm Bushwalk
Graded: MODERATELY DIFFICULT

Wilderness Bushwalk, Pack Weight 15-18kg

3 nights camping

For adventurous walkers only!

Sit and gaze over rugged Wilderness one day and the next traverse the steep trackless terrain to discover Reedy Creek Chasm itself.  Then finish up with a quiet wander across a delightful sub-alpine plain on the last day.  Challenge, solitude, a sense of renewal and all to be found hiking in a glorious High County setting.

This bushwalk explores the little-known Buchan Headwaters Wilderness in the Alpine National Park.  With no major peaks to boast, this area sees few bushwalkers, however the chasm on Reedy Creek is a remarkable place and well worth the effort required. Here in this small but deep and narrow chasm, gaze skyward at the cliffs above and remark at the variety of ferns waving their fronds gently in the breeze.

6 Day Cobberas and Cowombat Flat Adventure
Graded: MODERATELY DIFFICULT

Wilderness Bushwalk (pack weight 15-18kg).
4 nights camping, 1 night accommodation.

For adventurous walkers only!

This is the most scenic of my bushwalks as we hike across the "spine" of the Cobberas Range , the second highest mountain range in Victoria .

Ascending Mt. Cobberas 1 at 1838m, you are rewarded with some of the finest 360 degree mountain views to be found anywhere. This is Wilderness walking at it's best.

This wilderness bushwalk is scheduled only when there is sufficient interest and demand.

Contact us to register your interest and to be notified of the next departure date.

Remote from civilisation, this sub-alpine Wilderness features rugged rocky peaks, splendid snowgum woodland and sub-alpine meadows with our only company being native wildlife and brumbies.

Reaching Cowombat Flat, the headwaters of the Murray River , we set up camp and explore the flat and surrounds. Here the mighty Murray River dividing Victoria from NSW, is barely a metre wide.

A leisurely pace throughout this bushwalk ensures ample time to appreciate the Wilderness, experience the true solitude and soak up the atmosphere.

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