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    Beeripmo Walk

    • Mount Cole State Forest, Mount Cole 3377
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    A challenge for more experienced bushwalkers, this rewarding two-day walk winds through cool fern gullies and tall forests, taking in views across the surrounding hills of both Mount Cole and Buangor State Park. The area is known as the gateway to the beautiful Pyrenees Wine region and the expansive Grampians. The track offers extensive views of Mt Langi Ghiran, the Grampians to the south towards Mt Cole and the Western Plains. The track is well defined and sign posted and the walk has been designed for those seeking a relaxing walk with time to take in the beautiful surrounds.

    Location: Mount Cole State Forest
    Length: 21km
    Walk: 11 hours, 2 days return
    Track: Good
    Grade: Medium
    Start: Richards Campground
    Finish: Richards Campground
    Nearby: Beaufort and Ararat
    Permits/bookings: None required
    Best time: October to March
    Safety: This is a long distance walk in a remote area. Walkers must be fully self-sustainable and experienced in remote walking. Walkers must be registered in advance at the Park Office.

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    • Mount Cole State Forest, Mount Cole 3377

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