Mount St Gwinear

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Mount St Gwinear is a striking volcanic peak rising from the lush forests of the Mount Buffalo National Park in Victoria. This rugged granite outcrop offers panoramic views over the Victorian Alps and is a haven for hikers seeking a challenging but rewarding day walk. The area is rich in Aboriginal heritage and alpine wildflowers, making it a standout stop on any Great Alpine Road itinerary.

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Suggested Time to Spend

Allow a full half-day for the round-trip hike from the car park to the summit and back, including time to soak in the views and explore the summit area. The hike takes 2–3 hours at a steady pace. Combine it with a visit to the nearby Eurobin Falls or a scenic drive along the Mount Buffalo Road for a full day in the park.

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