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The Great South West Walk is an impressive 250km walking route filled with stunning forests, limestone cliffs and breathtaking river gorges. This route offers a variety of landscapes, crossing long beaches and challenging headlands and providing access to 16 different campsites, making it a suitable option for short and day walks. The path has various landscapes that attract local and foreign hikers. Various activities are also available for those with difficulty walking, making the journey more diverse and exciting. Options such as kayaking, caving and mountain biking offer an excellent opportunity to personalise and diversify the trip.
How to get to the road?
A 55-minute drive can be taken using the Western Gateway and Princess Highways from Melbourne to Geelong to start the walk. A road network also connects regional centres to Geelong and various points along the Great Ocean Road. Reaching the Twelve Apostles takes approximately two and a half hours of driving.
A 55-minute drive can be taken using the Western Gateway and Princess Highways from Melbourne to Geelong to start the walk. A road network also connects regional centres to Geelong and various points along the Great Ocean Road. Reaching the Twelve Apostles takes approximately two and a half hours of driving.
When to go?The best time to travel is the summer months. It may be a little cold in the winter, but summer offers stunning views and is an ideal time for various activities.
