Grand Strzelecki Track

Grand Strzelecki Track 93km of hiking tracks around Tarra Bulga NP and linked to Morwell NP. Paid and free camping. Incorporation No. A0054706S

Home to the tallest flowering plants and hardwood trees on earth, the majestic Mountain Ash (Eucalyptus Regnans), is the Strzelecki Ranges in South Gippsland, Victoria which are like no other place. The Strzelecki Ranges provide an enormous wealth of biodiversity and scenic values which, until the Grand Strzelecki Track was built, were largely inaccessible to the public except for two beautiful Na

tional Parks; Morwell and Tarra-Bulga. These parks charm visitors with pristine rainforest and tall eucalypt forests second to none and a proliferation of plant and animal life such as the South Gippsland Koala, which is the only genetically intact remnant of the original population remaining in Victoria. The Grand Strzelecki Track links these parks and opens up many natural treasures not seen within the parks including endangered ecosystems, stunning views, waterfalls and much more. If also offers glimpses into the amazing and sometimes tragic settlement and sawmilling history of the Strzelecki Ranges, as well as recent conservation initiatives to preserve our natural and cultural heritage. Located just 2-1/2 hours drive east of Melbourne and accessible from both the Princes and South Gippsland Highways, the Grand Strzelecki Track has something for everyone whatever you level of fitness or experience. Approximately 110 km of track network provides a challenging but rewarding 2 day Park-to-Park experience or 3 moderate to easy loop walks of 1 to 2 days each, radiating from Tarra-Bulga National Park. Alternatively, take 5 to 7 days to walk the complete track and experience the full diversity of scenery these ranges have to offer. Maps can be purchased at www.grandstrzeleckitrack.org.au

New product in our shop available to purchase.How To Navigate (3rd edition) 2025. Authored by Caro Ryan. Paperback. 117 ...
31/08/2026

New product in our shop available to purchase.

How To Navigate (3rd edition) 2025. Authored by Caro Ryan. Paperback. 117 pages.

The art of traditional map and compass navigation in an Australian context.

As used by the NSW State Emergency Service, NSW Police Rescue Squad, Volunteer Rescue Association and TAFE NSW. A straight-talking, modern approach to map reading and compass navigation, along with clear explanations of how to really navigate in the Aussie bush through deep awareness and observations of the world around us.

How to Navigate is suitable for novice navigators getting started, through to experienced bushies who want to brush up on their skills.

Read more here:

https://grandstrzeleckitrack.org.au/product/how-to-navigate-3rd-edition-2025-paperback-117-pages-includes-standard-postage/

Join the Friends of Tarra-Bulga National Park this Saturday morning, 15th August, for a relaxed “walk and gawk” around t...
12/08/2026

Join the Friends of Tarra-Bulga National Park this Saturday morning, 15th August, for a relaxed “walk and gawk” around the Forest Track Loop.

We’ll take things at a slow, easy pace so there’s plenty of time to enjoy the forest, pause for a closer look along the way, and take in the scent of the balm mint-bush.

Meeting point: Visitor Centre
Time: 9.30 am
Duration: 2–3 hours
Pace: Very slow and relaxed

Please come prepared for the possibility of muddy or slippery sections of track.

If you’d like to join us, please let us know by email [email protected] or register on ParkConnect.

Hope to see you there!

The Friends of Tarra-Bulga National Park have their ferns, mosses, liverworts and lichens activity this Saturday. Come a...
15/07/2026

The Friends of Tarra-Bulga National Park have their ferns, mosses, liverworts and lichens activity this Saturday. Come along if you are interested.

The meeting point is at 9.30am at the Visitor Centre.

Let David Akers know in advance if you intend to participate.

Email: [email protected] or
Mobile: 0488 035 314

Also note there will be a car rally in the area on the day and Bulga Park Road and Blackwarry Scenic Road will be closed.

Access to the national park and visitor centre will be open via Tarra Valley Road and Traralgon Balook Road. Grand Ridge Road will be open but be aware there will be extra traffic from the rally cars moving slowly between checkpoints.

Update 6th of July 2026.EVENT: Strzelecki Stages Rally 18th of July 2026. The Cerberus Car Club will be holding a car ra...
06/07/2026

Update 6th of July 2026.

EVENT: Strzelecki Stages Rally 18th of July 2026.

The Cerberus Car Club will be holding a car rally from 7:30am to 6:00pm on the Bulga Park Road section of Macks Creek Loop from Roberts Road to Balook.

Bulga Park Road will be closed at the junction of Roberts Road.

Macks Creek Hall Rest Area will not be accessible.

Macks Creek Loop will be open from Balook (via Wild Cherry Track) to Roberts Road.

02/06/2026

This video is from Kevin Moss, alias YouTuber Goin’ Feral, in November 2025 where he heads off from the Tarra-Bulga National Park Visitor Centre in a clockwise direction over Mount Tassie and through Duff Sawmill Heritage Trail to return to the start.

His narrative throughout the video describes the interesting types of land he encounters, that there will be a fair bit of climbing, and sections that are very “leechy”. along the way. He also encounters a snake and some waterfalls.

Kevin is an avid hiker and was previously a blogger for his Australian and around the world adventures from 2014 to 2023 with almost 1,000 blogs. Today, he is concentrating more on YouTube content than his blog and has approximately 2,500 YouTube subscribers, 1,600 Facebook followers and 540 Instagram followers. Thank you, Kevin for your contribution.

https://youtu.be/XMxA5SiRsa8?si=6ORJuAsf8rhZvAFD

Send a message to learn more

30/05/2026

Would you like to get involved with Grand Strzelecki Track?

We have a range of administration and field activities that you as a volunteer may wish to undertake using your knowledge and talents. Feel free to send us information about yourself, your knowledge and talents, your interests, and the activity you are interested in.

Website management – Domain and hosting management, account management, content and design and updates, image sourcing, project updates, sponsorship updates, hiker stories, customer enquiries and feedback, reporting analytics, accommodation updates, and information for hikers updates, such as track and severe weather updates, and Parks Victoria and HVP Plantations planned activities. This can be a shared activity.

Google and Social Media management – Managing Google ownership, social media updates, reviews, and mirroring website updates.

Product management – Managing product inventory and purchasing, online sales, refunds and postage, product and cost updates, managing resellers, and invoicing.

Meeting organisation – Scheduling online and face-to-face meetings, preparing Meeting Agendas and Minutes of Meeting prior to meetings,, Minute-taking, preparing current Minutes of Meeting, and emailing.

Field activity planning – Coordinating activities, inductions, training, purchases, PPE, equipment, materials and equipment and All-Terrain Vehicle servicing, track inspections, infrastructure and signage repair or replacement, liaising with track clearing contractors, and asset management, depreciation and reporting. This can be a shared activity.

Event Permits and Event Management – Managing Event Permit applications and ex*****on, and manage events and expos.

Track Counters (TAKEN) – On the track quarterly collecting visitation data from track counters and reporting.

Grant management – Managing existing annual grant funding and acquittals for track maintenance, sourcing new funding as needed, sourcing suppliers, and obtaining quotes.

General administration – Managing membership annual subscriptions, invoicing, payments, insurance policies and renewals, equipment VicRoads annual renewals, Zoom Meeting annual renewals, website and hosting annual renewals, document management and control, and general correspondence.

In addition, you can get involved with Committee of Management.

Committee of Management Office Bearer positions – These positions are renewed for nomination and re-election at our Annual General Meetings. They consist of the following positions and duties:

President – Chair meetings. Prepare and deliver the President’s Report at meetings of the activities, events and actions throughout the year.

Vice President – In the absence of the President, chair meetings and prepare and deliver the President’s Report.

Secretary – Initiate Special Resolutions at meetings, update Association Model Rules with Special Resolutions. Contact person for GovID, Consumer Affairs Victoria, Australian Taxation Office, Australian Business Register and Relationship Management Authorisation. Lodge Incorporated Association Annual Statements with Consumer Affairs Victoria. Lodge Incorporated Association Annual Self Reviews with Australian Taxation Office.

Treasurer – Prepare and email Financial Statements prior to meetings. Prepare and deliver the Treasurer’s Report at meetings.

For further details, please use the Contact Us Form on our website or by email to [email protected].

Send a message to learn more

Committee members also hold a stall at the Latrobe City Council Volunteers Expo during National Volunteer Week held in M...
22/05/2026

Committee members also hold a stall at the Latrobe City Council Volunteers Expo during National Volunteer Week held in May each year. We usually join forces with the Friends of Tarra-Bulga National Park.

The theme not only honours the contributions of volunteers but also encourages people to get involved and make a difference. We invite everyone to discover how giving time and talents can spark joy and a deep sense of purpose.

Started off a brisk cold morning, but is slowly warming up. Drop in to say hi.

Latrobe City Council Volunteers Expo today from 9am to 12pm at Gippsland Performing Arts Centre.

The farmers Market is also on next to us.

If you want to learn more about our tracks, what we do as a team, and want to get involved, head to the Latrobe City Cou...
22/05/2026

If you want to learn more about our tracks, what we do as a team, and want to get involved, head to the Latrobe City Council Volunteers Expo tomorrow between 9am and 12pm.

Kay Street Traralgon at the Gippsland Performing Arts Centre.

Meet some of our team and discuss opportunities that suit you to get involved.

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Balook, VIC

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