Great Ocean Walk, hiking trail in Australia
The Great Ocean Walk is a captivating journey along scenic coastal landscapes.
Since its inception in 2006, the trail invites walkers to explore the region's rich natural and human history.
The trail offers insights into Australian marine life and local cultural heritage.
Hikers need to prepare for a multi-day trek that requires planning and self-sufficiency.
The trail features landmarks like the Twelve Apostles, unique to Victoria's coastline.
Location: Victoria
Inception: 2006
Website: greatoceanwalk.com.au
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