Description
McMillan’s Walking Track is a classic long‑distance route that traverses the southern side of the Victorian Alps, beginning at Cobungra (near Omeo) and finishing at Woods Point. Rich in gold‑rush history and high‑country character, the track follows the approximate line taken by Angus McMillan during his exploration of Gippsland in the 1860s.
The route passes through remote forests, river valleys, and rugged alpine foothills, offering walkers a mix of challenging terrain, historic sites, and quiet wilderness. It’s a rewarding journey for experienced bushwalkers seeking a multi‑day adventure through one of Victoria’s most atmospheric and lesser‑known long‑distance tracks.