The Mount Everard Circuit - Kinglake hike follows a circuit based on three of Kinglake National Park's higher forested peaks, Mount Jerusalem, Mount Everard & Mount Beggary. The hike covers some trails and some access roads. A good level of fitness is needed as this hike. It has an ascent of 720m and covers a reasonable distance.
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Total distance: 20049 m
Max elevation: 538 m
Min elevation: 174 m
Total climbing: 921 m
Total descent: -923 m
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Mount Everard Circuit.gpx
- Gravel Path
- Rainforest
- Steep Terrain
- Untreated Water
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- Gravel Road
- Large Car Park
- Untreated Water
- Picnic Shelter
- Picnic Table
Kinglake National Park includes the traditional Country of the Taungurung and Wurundjeri Peoples. Parks Victoria respects the deep and continuing connection that Traditional Owners have to these lands and waters, and we recognise their ongoing role in caring for Country. We’re proud to be joint management partners with Taungurung Land and Waters Council Aboriginal Corporation for part of this Aboriginal cultural landscape.
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0 Reviews on “Mount Everard Circuit - Kinglake (20km)”
A great hike, especially the rain forest bit a the beginning/end. We did it yesterday and a few people were measuring over various devices and they all came out at over 20km, more closer to 21km.
We’re pretty new to hiking and this was a great challenge for one of our first ‘big day’ hikes. I’m glad I read the signage at the start of the trail that recommended walking this anticlockwise as there was a rather steep downward section that would have been really tough going up! I think I have an updated gpx file with the length showing 20.1km, happy to share it if I knew how…