Vistas to Valleys – High Country Adventures

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There are many great adventures to be found in Victoria’s High Country – 4 wheel driving, camping, bush walking and vistas from the heights to the valleys.

Four wheel drive travellers, families and adventurers can enjoy the High Country Victoria and this video shows a group of travellers from their meeting at Howitt Hut and follows their adventures. Tracks include the difficult Butcher Country Track, Billy Goat Bluff, Cynthia Range Track, Conway Track and the challenging Haunted Stream Track.

Mt Wellington and Dimmocks Lookout feature views, and huts visited include Millers Hut and Guys Hut.

Tough high country tracks and alarming 2-wheel drive roads

The Haunted Stream Track was in poor condition and provided many challenges for the travellers. There were difficult and sometimes steep-sided entry and exit ramps. We also found rutted sections of track, broken bridges and trees across the track.  And we found 53 crossings of the Haunted Stream.

But perhaps the most scary section of track travelled was the 2 wheel drive road from Little River Falls to McKillops Bridge across the Snowy River. The road was very narrow and steep-sided, it was a long way down into the gorge below.

This is an adventure of some favourite tracks and some new ones, which are all shown in this video. Also included are some winching tips, useful driving techniques on the High Country tracks and mud maps showing our route. This ensures you of the best High Country Victoria adventure.

For more High Country adventure, take a look at our other video of this area High Country; The Victorian Alps.

‘We received the DVD and as usual it is up to your very high standards. We loved the route that you followed and thank you for the very clear route description and the constant mention of track names.  You have given us some ideas for our next visit to the High Country. Can I say that we really enjoyed watching you lot enjoy the trip!’
Ago & Tania Lume, Callala Bay, NSW

‘… always enjoy your DVDs – good to watch when I can’t get away myself.’
G Tindall, Belmont, NSW