Day 23 Don’t think he screwed the stove onto the canister properly. Showers, washing machines, beds. Walked all morning till we got to Kiandra where we met up with Susie’s mum with our next food drop. Make sure to boil or filter all water found along your journey. Over half way in km as well, 385km so far Built far away from any hardware stores, hut architecture is a masterwork in ‘getting by’, with structures built out of corrugated iron, bark and shingles, using fencing wire in place of nails. This 16 day escorted small group tour of Victoria for the senior or mature traveller who enjoys learning whether as a couple or solo traveller explores an area of central Victoria that is rich in historic houses, gorgeous gardens and some amazing art. The descent to the campsite at Viking saddle is always interesting, it goes through a chimney in the cliff face. Another pig out! A lot of them came into the camp after dark. Great sunset. Mt Selwyn had good views otherwise in the trees most of the day. The iconic long distance trail is the Australian Alps Walking Track, which stretches from Walhalla, east of Melbourne, almost to Canberra.The AAWT was created in stages, starting with the Victorian Alpine Walking Track, which was developed in the 1970s as part of a larger vision of linking the Australian Alps with a three-state trail. Your online guide to the Australian Alps Walking Track (AAWT), Australia’s premier long distance walking trail through the alpine areas of Victoria, NSW and the ACT. So bonus chocolate and other goodies all round. Day 41 Gone soft on us . We are averaging over 20km per day. It starts (or finishes) in Walhalla, a quaint ex-goldmining town, about 50kms from Moe in Victoria and finishes (or starts) at the Tharwa Visitor Centre, about 35kms south of the Canberra City Centre. The trail begins in the gold town of Walhalla in eastern Victoria, wanders through the Snowy Mountains of Victoria, New South Wales and the ACT, ending on the outskirts of Canberra. Total descend – 30,820m We did another side trip to Old Cooleman homestead. While yellow markers are visible in densely forested areas of Victoria, certain wilderness areas do not have markers. Camping tonight at Oldfield’s hut. This was the most dangerous part of the entire trip. 17km all up for the day. We are now at 462.4km. I would also like to thank Ian for allowing us to scrounge food from his drops. We start and end in Adelaide, stopping in Broken Hill, Mungo National Park and other significant locations. Lots of fish. All up 19 km for the day. Until next time Coln…. Todays entertainment was Mt Magdala, King Billy 1 & 2, Mt Clear, Square Top, with our Camp just past High Cone. Lots of photos at the finish. Three medium climbs today (250m), 18km all up. Cold morning, with lots of cloud around. Her husband who can’t hike any more was the support crew. Trials of Miles – Running 650+km of the Australian Alps. Apparently you aren’t allowed to camp in this spot unless your doing the AAWT, and only for one night. Several archaeological sites speak to the ancient occupation of the area, including Cloggs Cave, Victoria, where 8500-year-old stone tools have been found, and Birrigai, near Namadgi National Park, where archaeologists have found a rock shelter used by Aboriginal people 21 000 years ago. Looking forward to raiding Ian’s food drop in a couple of days Thanks Ian, we will reimburse you for the goodies The camp site had lots of other campers. Great views across to the Main Range and Mt Kosciuzko. Left Black River Camp and crossed the river twice on log bridges. Foremost is the walk from Mt Howitt to the Viking (four days), revealing some of the most rugged and spectacular areas in the High Country. Will we still get up at 5.30am and start walking by 7.00am. The program examines the history of the gold rush and the wealth created that enabled the grand houses to her built that we visit. Turned out to be a hot day. From here, the track descends through Cotter Gap, snow gums giving way to blackwood, silver wattle, native cherry, and banksia on a last, flat, section of the walk. We all sat around telling stories well into the night, well 8.30 when the sun went down and it got too cold. Did a couple of kilometers up the road, then a long climb up Trig track. Ian deserves a special mention as he bought in salads! Over the past three years I have pretty much worked out my average walking pace. The radar looks like it will pass in an hour or so. During winter and spring, snow can cover long sections of the track. He is always positive and has an endless supply of funny and informative stories. Off to the usual 7.00am start. Bit of a road bash from then on to our Camp at Fiddlers Green. Done about 580km so far! The trail passes right through my backyard in Kosciuszko National Park, home to our country’s highest peak, Mount Kosciuszko. The winds were shaking the hut. Day 12 Long day across the Barry Mountains. Got woken up at about 2.30 am by log trucks. We all had time to have a Chux Super wash in the creek and do some washing before the VMTC (our walking club) arrived. We can also see on the southern horizon Mt Baw Baw and Mt Erica, which is just above the end of our trip at Walhalla Four times as many people as we have seen from the start. A short detour here passes under the tree line to Cowombat Flat, where the mighty Murray River of the Mallee and the Fleurieu Peninsula begins as a tiny alpine stream. We haven’t seen anyone doing the Aawt the other way since Ropers hut. Blue skies and no wind so far☺ Hope to be in Thredbo day after tomorrow, two days ahead of schedule. Escorted small group tours for mature and senior travellers that promote aboriginal and colonial history discussion on tour. Then descended to camp at Black River. The first part of the AAWT adventure is to finish off the logistics. These are all joined by high passes. There are lots of wild horses in the area. The track is 655 km long, starting at Walhalla, Victoria and heads north to Tharwa, ACT near Canberra. A long day for us all. After a successful traverse of the bitumen we left the cars behind at Mt St Bernard and headed west past The Twins and on to our Camp near Mt Murray. Forded the Murrambidgi river today. Camped near the new Barry Saddle water tank. Will see if there are any hungry residents in the morning. Getting to be the norm for each day. We met Susie’s parents along the way. The Australian Alps Walking Track (AAWT) goes from Canberra in the ACT to Walhalla in Victoria. The peak offers the first of the track’s great views, a vista spanning from deep valleys to alpine meadows with wildflowers in hues of pink, blue, white, purple and yellow. Glad to see Pauline again after 27 days. Even during summer, be prepared for both very hot and cold weather, high winds, rain, snow, extreme UV levels and some sections of snow or ice on the ground. We managed to pack up before the rain started. Day 17 Day 1 - 3 Australian Alps Walking Track ... GPS and maps to carry. Then dropped down to Red Jacket. We camped at the old Talbot hut site just below Mt Erica. Photos are Darryl preparing dinner (yes we are food obsessed now) and looking towards the Razor and Viking from about half way across the Crosscut Saw. Half way, in number of days today By the time we got to Mt Buggery the cloud had started to lift. Stu, Pete, Steve. The Australian Alps Walking Track is suitable for experienced walkers, used to being self-reliant in remote areas, and with strong navigational skills, including the ability to use a map and compass. The 670km Australian Alps Walking Track is undoubtedly the toughest long distance walk in Australia! Also great for a swim. Had a windy night at Cope Saddle Hut. Track was not well marked so spent an hour looking for it. 21km all up for the day. Colin did this track with some other equally crazy members of the Victorian Mountain Tramping Club (VMTC) in November/December 2016. Then 15 km stroll to Greymare hut for the night. We also have a number of articles about walking, including tips on preparing for a walking holiday, a guide to our walking tours, and suggestions for selecting walking shoes and socks, and women’s walking shoes. Expected Walking Pace. Was an old gold mining town. Headed out across the High Plains past Falls Creek to our Camp at Cope Hut. I’m told the stats for the day were 900m climb, 1000m down, 25km all up. On solo hikes it is 4.2 km per hour for the majority of my hikes, and 3.7 km per hour in the steep sections of the Australian Alps. Another sunny day. Even in summer, weather conditions in the mountains can be unpredictable – thunderstorms are common, and snow may fall in the higher reaches of the track. From Mt McDonald, walk across the ridge to the Crosscut Saw, Razor, and Viking peaks, passing twisted snow gums. Big climb first up this morning 800m. Susie must have bumped the controls on her weather machine last night. Day 34 This is more obvious along this piece of track than ever as we can now see All of our objectives – The Viking, The Razor, Mt Speculation, The Crosscut saw, Mt Howitt. Camped at O’Keefe’s hut for the night, just below Mt Jagungal. Passed the 180km mark today. They finished their HSC exams and headed off to start the walk the day after. This equates to between 550m and 800m of climbing and descending each day! Susie and I pigged out while Jackie got her stuff organized. Off to an early start today 7.00am, to beat the heat. Good call to wait it out in the hut. Then headed off to bag our third summit for the trip. The rain cleared by the time we got to Mt Sunday so it turned out a pleasant day after all. They all left just after sunrise. The Australian Alps Walking Track is an extension of the Victorian Alpine Walking Track, through New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory. The girls wanted to have their second hot shower in 4 weeks and wash some clothes. Explore learn and consider what is the outback in this article. After we loaded up with 8 days food we headed up a big climb to Four Mile hut where we spent the night. They had walked out to meet us. The apartment also has a mirror, we have all lost a lot off weight! Finally a river big enough to have a wash in and wash our clothes☺ Suzie’s mum and dad met up with us. We left the comfort of Hotham with mixed feelings. Lots of roos! Merry Xmas everyone. Day 18 We all had a final lunch together in the Walhalla Pub before heading off home. So light packs and younger legs than us so much faster. Had up to 90km winds all night with some rain. Hugh is leaving us for a tour of tassie in the car. He picked up the empty bins and headed back to Melb. Camped at Tin Mine Hut for the night. Day 32, No water so we had to walk about a km along the Omeo highway to find a creek. Overall we are now at 530km and have climbed over 20,400m. We all lost a lot of weight during the trip, despite eating everything in sight I lost 7kg. It was delicious. Of course we need to be able to find them, so we take a gps waypoint and a photo as well as a bearing from a nearby landmark. Had to cross a lot of big snow drifts on the way. Someone else cooked it, and it wasn’t dehydrated. Tomorrow we climb the Viking then the Razor which we have had glimpses of for the past two days. Learn about Benalla, part of a collection of articles about Victoria. We all ran for it and waited well back till the flames went out. Coln… Beginning in Walhalla, the walk passes across the dense semi-alpine forests of Baw Baw National Park, dominated by snow gum with a forest understorey of Mueller’s bush pea (named for botanist Ferdinand von Meuller of the Melbourne Botanic Gardens), Alpine pepper, and Dusty daisy-bush. We are now over the 100km mark . The tent was frozen up inside, so a chilly night. We camped at Honeysuckle creek for the night where the old space tracking station used to be. Day 3 Overnight was the usual battle with possums in a big Public campground! I also have to sort out the 1200 photos I have. For those that are not familiar with it, the mountain has two peaks and looks like a Viking helmet from a distance. Difficulty: High. Met two guys and their sons at the campsite. And just as Susie ordered, the rain cleared at 7.00am. Most of tomorrow is down, about 1100m down. Every summer for thousands of years, Aboriginal people from all over southern New South Wales and Victoria came to the Snowy Mountains to feast upon the bogong moth, smoked out of their hiding places. The track across from the saddle to the Razor used to be a pleasant stroll through tall forest. The track was a wide gravel road and made for easy walking up a gentle grade for the next two kilometres. Should get reception via Hotham, Bulla and Baw Baw. Great campsite at Lime stone creek. The first part of the AAWT adventure is to finish off the logistics. Climbed ‘Long Spur’ up to Cleve Cole hut, where we set up Camp. Just another 1200m of climbing for the day. Arrived at Camp Creek just after lunch. For comparison Everest is only about 8200m above sea level. Then on to the next food drop at Benambra-Corryong road. For many years bushwalking enthusiasts from the Federation of Victorian Walking Clubs and various government agencies promoted the concept of a long distance walking track from Walhalla to Canberra. Our plan of starting at Canberra where the hills are smaller and building up our fitness as we head south has paid off. We are off to Ropers hut tomorrow to meet up with Pauline and a bunch of other VMTC members. Im walking on Australias toughest and most beautiful mainland hiking trail the 660km Australian Alps Walking Track. Day 16 An easy walk across the high plains past Mt Jim then down to Dibbins hut and back up via Derrick hut to Mt Hotham. Some stats: The resident mouse spent all night trying to steal her food. Jackie woke to find her breakfast missing. Providing adventure and…. Winding through the High Country of Victoria, New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory, the track starts in the old gold mining town of Walhalla in Victoria. You can learn more on a small group package tour for mature and senior travelers, couples or singles interested in the history of Victoria and Melbourne. If you like bushwalking, the challenging 650-kilometre (403-mile) Australian Alps Walking Track should be top of the list. The climbs get bigger as we go further south into Victoria. Lots of river crossings on four wheel drive tracks today. As you walk ... My mum, sister and I did the self guided Great Alpine Walk just before Easter. Hot showers, and hopefully a cooked dinner (by someone else) With a bit of luck we can use a washing machine. Did I mention how much i hate carrying water Susie has gone off to check out the water source, it’s nice to have but not vital. I think there was about 20 of them in camp. Ranging from well-marked fire trail to scrambles across isolated valleys, the walk passes through the most remote parts of the Alpine National Park (Victoria), Snowy River National Park (Victoria), and Kosciuszko National Park (NSW). Very well preserved. Easy day for us, only 21 km. So lots of climbing under and over. Tomorrow we are staying at the Thredbo backpackers. Chances of being run down were higher than all the other stuff we had done! Right now I’m camped in an air BNB in Canberra waiting for the rest of the crew to fly in. We climbed up near to Mt Skene, then followed the main road for a while before branching off to Mt Shillinglaw. Lots of climbs, about 1000m all up and 19.5km for the day. Top of 30 today. Also crossed the Mitta Mitta river which is the lowest point on the whole trip. Day 10 Learn about the history of the people who explored the deserts, from indigenous communities to Europeans, as well as Burke and Wills, visit White Cliffs, Birdsville, Maree. They were on three horses, one horse carrying the supplies and bed roll. Don’t think she got much sleep. So after a counter lunch we decided to stay the night in an apartment. The alpine hiking trails cover some of the most spectacular sections of the 700km Alpine Walking Track from Walhalla to ... surely one of the most dramatic walking routes in Australia. It’s the kind of walk where you might go days without seeing a fellow traveller, allowing you to truly immerse yourself within nature. Trails. Each night we have a chux wash in the creek and wash and dry our clothes to try and keep the smell under control. They would meet up every 4 or 5 days. The bottle of pears in my drop says it serves 5, it lasted me about 2 minutes for the whole bottle Ian’s food drop was auctioned off between the piggies. A War Over Australia’s Wild Horses, Escorted small group tour of World Heritage sites and more in the Southern States, Small group tour of Victoria for Senior travellers, Questions about Australia for senior travellers, Flinders Ranges National Parks, South Australia. Mt Despair, Horrible Gap, The Terrible Hollow, Mt Exhaustion, Disappointment Ridge, Mt Mistake and Mt Misery: as you pass through the Australian Alps, you begin to notice a theme. For extra information for basic planning … No more showers, flushing toilet, washing machine, padded couch with a back on it. Within an hour of starting each morning they are saturated in sweat, so limited results Left the comfort of Thredbo behind and headed off into the Pilot Wilderness. Day 6 Fantastic views. The Australian Alps Walking Track (AAWT) goes from Canberra in the ACT to Walhalla in Victoria. We are not following the standard Aawt route as it just follows the road through Perisher and Guthega. The crew had bought in lots of yummy food which was appreciated by us all. 17 km all up for the day, lots of climbing! We got away from Canberra bright and early wed. Up up up to start the trip, a 900m climb over Mt tennent followed by gently undulating terrain for the rest of the day. They ate all the charcoal out of the fire pit! She was fantastic, Susie had been texting her with our orders for food and strapping tape etc. Susie ordered some rain overnight which cleared before we left this morning. We have decided that 7.00 am is good time to start walking each day. For all the articles Odyssey Traveller has published for mature aged and senior travellers, click through on this link. A journey of learning around the southern edges of the Murray Darling basin and up to the upper southern part of this complex river basin north of Mildura. Guess it’s because it’s the weekend. Day 22 Much more specy off track. The old town was burnt out in the 39 fires so no buildings to see. Beau Miles laces up for a different kind of world first, running 650+km of the Australian Alpine Walking Track. The weather forecast was for 100km winds in the afternoon and snow overnight so we stayed in the hut. Bucketed rain all morning. I took photos of the three remaining headstones for Lee. Started the day with a ford of the Thomson river. Before them, the area was inhabited by a number of Aboriginal language groups, the Kurnai/Gunai people in the southern Victorian Alps, the Walgal people in what is know Kosciuszko National Park, NSW, and the Ngarigo people in the highlands. Met lots of other walkers heading to Canberra. My heart belongs above the tree line, lost in the layers of hazy mountains extending out to the horizon. We arrived at our food drop at Low Saddle and opened all the goodies. Day 33 The track is a maelstrom of fallen logs and regrowth, so slow going. The dads were the support crew. Also quarter of the way in the number of days. 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