Mount St Gwinear to Mount Whitelaw Hike (25.2km)

Baw Baw National Park

Victoria

25.2km

9 hrs

Grade 4

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3 Reviews on “Mount St Gwinear to Mount Whitelaw Hike (25.2km)”

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  • Just finished this hike today, was a long day but totally amazing. Couple of things I noted: heath is over-growing much of the AAWT beyond Phillack Saddle. Keep a close eye on the trail. There is also an alternate start via the viewing platform trail that links up to the main path. It’s quicker and more interesting. The low path to the east of Mt St Gwinear has the best views over the Thompson river valley, it’s good to use on the way down if you don’t want to go up and over the summit again and there were still patches of snow still, which was heaps of fun.

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Mount St Gwinear to Mount Whitelaw Hike

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