Great Ocean Walk

Great Ocean Walk Weave through beautiful National Parks, walk deserted beaches and gaze over pristine marine sanctuaries.
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The Great Ocean Walk, on Victoria's spectacular west coast, stretches 104km from the idyllic resort town of Apollo Bay, to within sight of the magnificent 12 Apostles.

Have you hiked the Great Ocean Walk? Do you want to?We want to know what you think about the experience?  What's importa...
19/06/2017

Have you hiked the Great Ocean Walk?
Do you want to?
We want to know what you think about the experience?
What's important to you?
Jump online to our survey via the link below and help us plan the next stages of the Great Ocean Walk. Thanks ! and keep on hiking!!!

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Thanks John - come back soon to finish the walk
02/10/2016

Thanks John - come back soon to finish the walk

Blanket Bay sunrise.

Happy World Tourism Day.  This year's World Tourism Day celebrates "Tourism for All" to highlight both the importance an...
26/09/2016

Happy World Tourism Day. This year's World Tourism Day celebrates "Tourism for All" to highlight both the importance and immense benefits universal accessibility has and can bring to society at large. We are very proud to have available an all terrain wheelchair on the Great Ocean Walk. http://go.vic.gov.au/cCZbVH

TRACK CONDITIONS ALERT: WATER SUPPLYGREAT OCEAN WALKTuesday January 12th, 2016The Otways has been experiencing unseasona...
12/01/2016

TRACK CONDITIONS ALERT: WATER SUPPLY
GREAT OCEAN WALK

Tuesday January 12th, 2016

The Otways has been experiencing unseasonal dry weather, and as a result a number of the rainwater tanks along the Great Ocean Walk are now empty, while the levels in others is extremely low.

Untreated rainwater is collected in tanks at the Great Ocean Walk hike‐in campgrounds, and Parks Victoria endeavour to top up the tanks when possible.

However, Parks Victoria cannot guarantee rainwater availability at each campsite.

Hikers are responsible for their own water requirements, and due to the weather conditions Parks Victoria recommends that hikers arrange water drops if possible.

Parks Victoria ask that hikers use this valuable resource wisely and do not waste it by washing dishes under a running tap, or using the water to wash sand off your feet etc.

Works on the Great Ocean Walk too...
15/11/2015

Works on the Great Ocean Walk too...

Exciting developments on our walk...
22/07/2015

Exciting developments on our walk...

Extended platform at the Twelve Apostles lookout.

04/07/2015
Planned Burning Update: Great Ocean WalkRegion 6 Country Fire Authority (CFA) have advised Parks Victoria that planned b...
17/04/2015

Planned Burning Update: Great Ocean Walk

Region 6 Country Fire Authority (CFA) have advised Parks Victoria that planned burn operations will be occurring on private land in the Cape Otway area, from Friday 17 April until Sunday 23 April 2015.

Weather dependant:
Planned burns are weather dependant and plans can change at short notice.

Lighthouse Road traffic management:
The burning program is planned and to ensure public safety they will be instigating traffic management points here.

Smoke in the area:
Great Ocean Walk visitors and walkers may experience smoke in the area and short delays at traffic control points in the area of the planned burn operation.

National Park facilities will remain open.

12/03/2015

I love the Great Ocean Walk such incredible diversity in coastal form and vegetation class. Can you believe that just 10km further on this trail will bring you to the giant limestone 12 Apostles sea stacks?

Wow... great capture!
01/03/2015

Wow... great capture!

Epic pic of the giant cliffs and rugged coastline of the Great Ocean Road.

Captured by Instagrammer

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100 Great Ocean Road
Apollo Bay, VIC
3233

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