Surf Coast Walk

Surf Coast Walk

Offering natural beauty and easy access, the 44km Surf Coast Walk lets you relax and enjoy a world-class walking destination at your own pace. Explore inspiring landscapes on foot or bike beyond the edge of Victoria’s beautiful Great Ocean Road.

Torquay to Aireys Inlet

Offering natural beauty and easy access, the 44km Surf Coast Walk lets you relax and enjoy a world-class walking destination at your own pace. Explore inspiring landscapes on foot or bike beyond the edge of Victoria’s beautiful Great Ocean Road.

Anglesea is the mid-point of the Surf Coast Walk, a cliff top and forest walk connecting to Torquay and Aireys Inlet.

The path to Torquay will take you through the clifftop heath, Great Otway National Park, Point Addis, Bells Beach and Jan Juc.

The path to Aireys Inlet takes you over the Anglesea hill towards Point Roadknight, Urquahart Bluff, past the Split Point Lighthouse to Aireys Inlet.

The Surf Coast Walk also hosts several popular trail running events including the Surf Coast Century, Surf Coast Afterglow and Surf Coast Trail Marathon.

Whether you’re a nature lover or a fun lover, whether you take an hour, a day or a week, the Surf Coast Walk puts a stunning and unique coastal environment within easy reach.

The walk can actually be broken down into 12 sections each around 2-3km in length. For more information, visit the website www.surfcoastwalk.com.au

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