Port Campbell Discovery Walk
The Port Campbell Discovery Walk offers a stunning journey along cliff tops and through dense coastal heath, revealing panoramic views eastward to Sentinel Rock and the iconic 12 Apostles. This walk is a great opportunity for wildlife spotting, especially around dawn and dusk when native animals are most active.
Whether you’re a photographer chasing the perfect shot, a nature enthusiast eager to witness the region’s flora and fauna, or simply seeking a peaceful walk with exceptional coastal views, the Port Campbell Discovery Walk offers an unparalleled experience.
The walk can be accessed directly from the township via an accessible Suspension Bridge, which spans Campbell’s Creek. A 2-metre-wide sealed path which travels behind Port Campbell Surf Lifesaving Club is suitable for prams and wheelchairs, providing an inclusive experience up to a scenic viewing platform on the west side of Campbell’s Creek. From the platform, a 191-step staircase hugs the western headland, guiding visitors to the start of the walk.
The top of the steps can also be accessed by car and via the first 2km of the Poorpa Yanyeen Meerreeng Trail – Timboon – Port Campbell. This section of trail whichfrom the Port Campbell Lookout area, located 2 kilometres west of Port Campbell.
While access to a lookout and the top of the steps is generally good the rest of the walk has moderate gradients and steps and is not suitable for prams and wheelchairs.
Full Walk Overview
Type of walk
Self Guided
Trip Length
4.5 km
Walk Grade
Moderate

