ACCOMMODATION WILSONS PROMONTORY VIC

Parks Victoria's Wilderness Retreats at Wilsons Promontory National Park expose you to more natural beauty than you could ever imagine. Promising a unique camping experience, these high comfort, yet low impact, elevated tents offer all the privacy and protection from the elements you deserve; while still allowing you to immerse yourself in the stunning park surroundings. Wilderness Retreats feature, elevated weather and insect-proof tents with large sundecks, high quality timber furniture, a fridge, comfortable queen size bed and one pull out single bed with all bed linen and towels are provided. There is also a private ensuite and access to a communal kitchen with all cooking utensils provided. The Tidal River General Store and Caf? offer a wide range of services including breakfast and bistro style meals. The Wilderness Retreats are located at the southern most tip of the Australian mainland in one of Victoria's most loved parks, Wilsons Promontory or 'the Prom', as it is affectionately known. Explore some of Victoria's best beaches, cool shaded rainforest gullies, cloud soaked mountain peaks, rugged offshore islands and a remote Lightstation. There are also the stunning underwater rocky reefs, sponge gardens, crowded seal colonies and seagrass beds....

Distance: 35.5 to 52.8 kilometres Walk: 3 to 4 days return Grade: Level 4 - bushwalking experience and a good level of fitness required. Tracks may be long, rough and very steep. Directional signage may be limited. Start and finish: Telegraph Saddle Car Park Permits/bookings: Required for overnight hike. This circuit takes in the best of everything at Victoria's most loved national park, Wilsons Promontory. There are two options depending on your time and energy, departing and returning to Telegraph Saddle Car Park. Option 1: Distance 35.5 kilometres Leave the car park with a steady climb to Windy Saddle and then downhill through a beautiful ferny glade and forest to Sealers Cove. Enjoy the great views along the coast between Sealers and Refuge Cove then climb steeply over Kersops Peak to Little Waterloo Bay. From there, follow the shoreline over sand dunes and swamps to Telegraph Track, where a steady climb takes you back up to the car park. Option 2: Distance: 52.8 kilometres Take Option 1 as far as Little Waterloo Bay and then follow the coastal track to the lighthouse. After leaving the lighthouse, take Telegraph Track back through the Prom's undulating interior to the car park....