Looking for an Overnight loop/circuit trail

[JustLurking]

Hello Lurkers
I'm looking for any suggestions for an overnight loop/circuit trail in the 10km-15km distance and within 2-3hrs of Melbourne.

Cheers
JustLurking

[ChrisJHC]

Beeripmo is my standard for a quick overnighter. Can leave Melb at 9, start walking around 12 then be in camp before dark.

Day 2, complete the loop and be back n Melb by mid-afternoon.

A great intro for newbies as well.


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[Strider]

Lots of options on the Baw Baw plateau too

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[JustLurking]

Thanks for the suggestions. We are looking at doing the Beeripmo circuit.

[Strider]

Thanks for the suggestions. We are looking at doing the Beeripmo circuit.

I haven't walked the circuit but stayed at Beeripmo a couple of weeks ago. Great location for a night out

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[ChrisJHC]

Just be aware there are three decent hills on day 1 - the falls right at the start, Cave Hill and then Sugarloaf near the campground. All manageable but they certainly get the heart rate up!

Day 2 is all downhill and easy.


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[madmacca]

Cathedral Ranges

[paidal_chalne_vala]

Brisbane Ranges perhaps?

[Wim]

Yes, Brisbane ranges.
Start at Pines car park and walk 12k to campsite, next day walk same track back or there is a 4k shortcut if in a hurry.

[Rileyr]

+1 cathedral ranges. Fantastic!

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[paidal_chalne_vala]

8 Mile flat/ 8 Mile spur/ Refrigerator gap/ The Bluff walking track/ The Bluff summit/ camping at the Bluff hut or nearby.
Day two return via either 14 mile track or 16 mile jeep road. Lunch at Ritchie's hut and return to 8 Mile Flat via the High Track.
You must be fit and be able to navigate some small unclear sections of the route , but it is a great 2 day/ one night camping loop in the Alpine N.P. starting/ending along the Howqua river.
Don't try trekking up 8 Mile spur in hot weather. It is steep and tough going even in May.