Outdoor Activities – Gippsland
Across Gippsland you can discover a broad range of land and water based activities. Off the beaten track, two and four-wheel driving adventures are available on seasonal roads throughout the Gippsland’s high country. Or you can join an outdoor trail ride and see the beautiful countryside on horseback.
With an abundance of fresh and salt water in the region’s lakes, rivers and coastal waterways, there are many water-based outdoor activities you can enjoy.
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With the largest inland network of waterways at your disposal, Gippsland is the perfect location for a boating expedition.
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Pitch a tent and get acquainted with the diverse surroundings of Gippsland. Make yourself at home amongst the beauty of Wilsons Promontory or Croajingolong National Park.
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The fish are biting on the Gippsland Lakes or in the ocean at the southernmost tip of the Australian mainland.
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Mountain-Top Experience offers four-wheel drive vehicle hire, 4WD tag-along and passenger tours. Land Rover Defender 4x4 rental vehicles are also available.
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Get out on the green for a round of golf in Gippsland. With scenic and traditional courses, the region provides many options to give those golf clubs a workout.
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Gippsland invites visitors to explore its diverse scenery and relax at a picnic or light the barbecue to enjoy a meal outdoors. The region offers many eating areas and facilities.
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Whether advanced or a beginner, Mt Baw Baw offers the chance for you to enjoy skiing or snowboarding. For a less upright experience try tobogganing.
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Explore Gippslands lush scenery by traversing one of the many walking or cycling trails within national parks or along the coast.
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Enjoy world class surfing, scuba diving and snorkelling. Try canoeing or kayaking on the Gippsland Lakes or tackle rapids on the Snowy or Mitchell rivers.
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