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Multi-day hikes

Multi-day hikes mean carrying your food, gear and often your shelter between camps or huts. They range from shorter routes like the Ngaro Track in the Whitsundays and the Scenic Rim Trail in Queensland to remote alpine walks such as the Du Cane Range Traverse in Tasmania and the Bogong-Hotham Alpine Circuit in Victoria. Plan ahead for water, campsites, permits and the weather, which can change quickly over several days.

Each listing has the distance, grade and time it takes, so you can pick one that suits you. Use the map above to find walks by region, or browse the listings below.

Discover 167 hiking trails in Multi Day



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