Great Ocean Walk and Hike-in Campsites The Great Ocean Walk is one of Australia’s most iconic coastal hikes, but it is not one fixed itinerary. It is a trail you can shape around your own pace, time and sense of adventure.
Kalimna Falls Walk (Lower) NOW OPEN - Discover the stunning Kalimna Falls, a peaceful retreat in the Great Otway National Park, just a 10-minute drive from Lorne.
Erskine Falls - Temporarily closed Erskine Falls is among the most iconic natural attractions along the Great Ocean Road. Cascading 30 metres into a fern-filled gully, this waterfall is a favourite destination for nature enthusiasts exploring the Otways region.
Maits Rest Rainforest Walk Maits Rest is a magical rainforest walk that offers a glimpse into the prehistoric landscapes of the Otways.
Sheoak Falls Sheoak Falls, 5 km from Lorne, is a peaceful spot where Sheoak Creek cascades 15 metres into a forest-surrounded pool. The 1.2 km return Sheoak Falls Walk takes you through coastal woodland to the falls.
Teddy's Lookout Just 2 km from Lorne, Teddy’s Lookout is one of the most spectacular vantage points along the Great Ocean Road. It offers breathtaking views of the winding road below, the St George River mouth and the Southern Ocean.
Blanket Leaf Picnic Area Blanket Leaf Picnic Area is situated between Lorne and Erskine Falls, it offers a basic restroom facility and picnic tables. A 4km walking trail leads from this location to Erskine Falls.
Castle Rock lookout via Swallow Cave This 9-kilometre circuit walk winds down Sheoak Creek to Swallow Cave, and Sheoak falls, then climbs out of the valley to reach Castle Rock lookout.
Won Wondah & Henderson Falls - Temporarily closed From the Sheoak Picnic Area a gentle track with small rises leads past Won Wondah Falls. Onwards passing a giant eucalypt tree to finish amongst a fern gully in front of the base of Henderson Falls.
Phantom Falls Walk - Temporarily closed Take in the magic of Phantom Falls, where a 15-metre rock face frames a stunning waterfall set amidst lush Australian bushland.
St Georges River Loop - Temporarily closed This popular 5-kilometre loop walk travers through fern gullies and towering mountain ash.
Cora Lynn Cascades Walk - Temporarily closed This 5.5-kilometre loop walk journeys past tall eucalypts and shady tree ferns to reach an open space at the base of small, but stunning cascades.
Sheoak Picnic Area Sheoak Picnic Area is just nine minutes from Lorne, and the starting point for several walking trails.
Cumberland River Trail Be wowed by the beauty of this river valley on your trek past dramatic cliffs and peaceful pools. Enjoy an easy walk to Jebb's Pool - be prepared for numerous river crossings and some scrambling over rocks beyond Cumberland Falls.
Surf Coast Walk One of Victoria’s premier coastal experiences, showcasing the breathtaking beauty of the region’s beaches, cliffs, forests and seaside communities. Stretching along the coastline from White’s Beach in Torquay to Fairhaven, the approximately 41-kilometre trail invites walkers to discover an ever-changing landscape of sandy beaches, rugged headlands and spectacular ocean views.
Kennett River to Wye River Walk Follow a scenic stretch of the Great Ocean Road on foot, with this coastal walk linking the townships of Kennett River and Wye River through forested slopes above the Southern Ocean.