Hiking Tours Victoria
Victoria is home to some of Australia’s most diverse and accessible hiking destinations. From the rugged coastlines of Wilsons Promontory to the tranquil beaches of Oberon Bay, our guided hiking tours in Victoria offer a unique way to experience the state’s natural beauty. Whether you’re a seasoned hiker looking for a challenge or a beginner seeking a scenic day hike, we have options that will suit your needs.
Our small group sizes ensure a more intimate and personalized experience, with expert guides leading you through some of Victoria’s most iconic and lesser-known trails. Each tour is designed to provide not only physical challenge but also an opportunity to connect with nature and explore the rich biodiversity of the region.
Popular Victorian Hikes
- Wilsons Promontory: This trek takes you through one of Victoria’s most beloved national parks, offering stunning views of granite cliffs, secluded beaches, and dense forests.
- Oberon Bay: A peaceful coastal trek within Wilsons Promontory, perfect for those seeking a more relaxed hiking experience with beautiful ocean vistas.
FAQ
Victoria offers a variety of terrains, from coastal paths with sandy beaches to more rugged forested trails. The hikes can range from easy walks to more challenging routes that involve some elevation gain.
No prior hiking experience is required for many of our Victorian tours, especially for routes like Oberon Bay. However, some treks, like Wilsons Promontory, may require moderate fitness levels due to longer distances and varied terrain.
We recommend bringing sturdy hiking boots, weather-appropriate clothing (Victoria’s weather can change quickly), and plenty of water. We will provide detailed gear lists before your tour and can offer gear loans if needed.
For multi-day hikes in Victoria, we typically ask participants to bring their own food or we can advise on what types of food are best suited for trekking. We’ll provide guidance on meal planning before your trip.
The best time for hiking in Victoria is during spring (September to November) and autumn (March to May) when temperatures are mild. Summer can be quite hot in some areas, while winter may bring cooler conditions, especially in higher elevations.
For more details or to book your next adventure, visit our Tours page.