Explore stunning hiking trails of Cathedral Range State Park

Hike breathtaking ridges of the Cathedral Range.

Cathedral Range State Park, located just over 100 kilometres north-east of Melbourne in Victoria, offers a range of walks, bushwalks and hikes to suit all abilities.

Adventurous walkers can tackle the challenging Razorback Track or multi-day circuit trails, which provide stunning panoramic views across the park. For a more relaxed experience, choose from the shorter walks like the Friends Nature Trail or the Little River Walk that meander through the park’s scenic forests.

Campgrounds are available for those seeking a full immersion in nature. Cooks Mill campground offers historical charm with its location beside old mill ruins, while The Farmyard provides a secluded escape accessible only by foot.

Beyond walking and camping, Cathedral Range State Park caters to rock climbing enthusiasts. The Boulders provide a perfect training ground for beginners, while Sugarloaf Saddle and North Jawbone present a steeper challenge for experienced climbers.

The park holds cultural significance for the Taungurung Traditional Owners, and Parks Victoria acknowledges their ongoing connection to this land. Visitors are encouraged to respect both the natural environment and the cultural heritage of the park.

Want to find the best trails in Cathedral Range State Park for an adventurous hike or a family trip? Trail Hiking Australia has the top trails for walking, hiking, running and more.