The Great Ocean Road region is a natural for walking, hiking, rambling and ambling, whatever your ability or experience level. There’s no better way to communicate with nature and check out the scenery than to lace up your comfy shoes, strap on a backpack and hit the trail.
As well as the Great Ocean Road’s iconic walks, there are the town walks in each destination, walks that will allow you to discover Rail Trails, Museums, Historical and Heritage Listed Buildings and more. Call into a Visitor Information Centre to pick up your copy of the towns’ map and chat to a local.
There’s no better way to enjoy the coast, the countryside or the township.
Walkers of almost any ability can step on and step off sections of the Great Ocean...
The Great Ocean Road region has a collection of absolutely bucket list iconic walks and overnight...
Discover the waterfall walks of the Great Ocean Road in Lorne and the Otways. With a variety of small and longer walk options suitable for family trips, hikers or just a leisurely...
The Great Ocean Road is perhaps best known as a gateway to some of the most picturesque nature spots in the world. Here are five...
Many people are familiar with the Great Ocean Road but less know that the region is full of reasons to get out of the car and...
Tower Hill is a wonder to experience on the Great Ocean...
Coast along this 44km world-class walking and biking trail from Torquay to...
The Great Ocean Walk traverses 104 kms along the coast between Apollo Bay and the 12 Apostles and recommended to take 8 days....
Spend the weekend discovering the highlights of Victoria’s best kept hiking...
With its diverse terrain and coastal margin, the entire Great Ocean Road region is a natural for waterfalls. Typically they offer...
One of the best ways to shed any stress, to feel grounded and to get in touch with the abundant nature of the Great...
Offering natural beauty and easy access, the 44km Surf Coast Walk lets you relax and enjoy a world-class walking destination at...
Victoria is regarded as Australia’s premier rail trail state, and the Great Ocean Road region certainly has its...
Hike in campsites for Great Ocean Walk hikers. Find more information on the Great Ocean...
Walk the iconic coastline of the Great Ocean Road in a long...
Choose from these itineraries to plan your hiking adventure according to how much time you have, and how frequently you would...
Although the Great Ocean Walk can span over days, you can also choose to do just a leg, which you can finish within the day. Find...
Do the beginning section of the Great Ocean Walk (GOW) starting from the wave sculpture trailhead in the Visitor Information...
The Princetown Boardwalk restores a historic link from the township to the recreation reserve and river mouth. It also connects...
Explore what makes Aireys Inlet a special destination for the whole family… even for your four legged...
Follow your art! The Anglesea and Torquay Visitor Centre’s can provide a brochure with map, then head off and discover a...
The Otway National Park is filled with magnificent waterfalls, but only a handful are as stunning as Erskine Falls. These popular...
Dogs must be on a leash in all public places unless declared ‘’off leash’’ and pick up bags must be carried and used. A...
The completed 34km Camperdown to Timboon trail is a wonderful family adventure, dotted with statuesque trestle bridges and...
The Great Ocean Road region is renowned for its beaches in summer but dig a little deeper and you will find iconic hikes and walking trails and...
The beauty of the Great Ocean Walk is that you can choose how far you want to walk, how hard you want it to be, what you want to see…AS WELL AS...
With a mix of beaches, clifftops, farmlands, rainforests and hinterland, Great Ocean Walk is a magnificent roller coaster of...
Adventurers Cam and Elise Greenwood spent three days on the Great Ocean Walk, starting at Blanket Bay and finishing at Johanna Beach. They were...
For 100 years, tourists have driven the Great Ocean Road to see some of the world’s most beautiful national parks, beaches, coast, rainforests...
Aireys Inlet is located on the Great Ocean Road around 90 minutes from Melbourne via the Princes Freeway. A nature-lovers wonderland in its own...
Local dairy, beef, ice cream and berries for lunch and seafood and local brews for supper. How does that sound? From the treetops of Timboon to the...
Time to round up the kids and head to the seaside city of FUN for the whole family in Warrnambool. A friendly and relaxed city that offers wildlife...
Warrnambool is a fantastic family-friendly destination. with bucket loads of things to do, from exciting locations to explore to wildlife and...
There’s lots to see, do and experience in Warrnambool, so we’ve hand-picked a few essential need-to-knows to settle you into your beach...
As local residents, we fall in love with Lorne every day, no matter what the...
Tree Trampolining? Yes, It’s a thing and it’s good for your...
If you have been looking for the perfect weekend getaway, filled with picturesque landscapes, bucket list destinations, outdoor adventures and...
The tale of a breezy wintery walk around Port Campbell in the company of Rocco, my trusty...
With a winter carpet of emerald green, morning mist on sapphire lakes, hill walking and charming historic towns you could be forgiven for thinking...
Come and experience the stunning natural surrounds of the Volcanic Lakes and Plains. Use our interactive map to plan your journey. Try out some of...
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Great Ocean Road Regional Tourism acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the Great Ocean Road region the Wadawurrung, Eastern Maar & Gunditjmara. We pay our respects to their Elders, past, present and emerging. We recognise and respect their unique cultural heritage and the connection to their traditional lands. We commit to building genuine and lasting partnerships that recognise, embrace and support the spirit of reconciliation, working towards self-determination, equity of outcomes and an equal voice for Australia’s first people.
