Mount Tabletop (10km)

Alpine National Park

Victoria

10km

4 hrs

Grade 4

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  • This track is amazing but you can only access it by booking with Phil, the only guide who can currently take you through the area – the ridge line is landlocked by private property trying to protect and conserve the area (and they are doing an amazing job).

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