Grade 5 Walking Tracks

Grade 5 (Difficult) trails are suitable for highly experienced self-reliant walkers with specialised skills including map and compass navigation and remote area first aid. Click here for more information on the hike grading system in Australia. Discover the best grade 5 trails in .

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Denison Range Walking Track
Grade 5

Denison Range via Lake Rhona (40km)

Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park
Tasmania
1 Review
40km
3-4 days
Return
Lake Rhona Hike Tasmania
Grade 5

Lake Rhona Track (28km)

Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park
Tasmania
1 Review
28km
2-3 days
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Arthur Range Traverse
Grade 5

Arthur Range Traverse (85km)

Southwest National Park
Tasmania
No Reviews
85km
10-14 days
One Way
Mount Field West Hike
Grade 5

Mount Field West Hike (18km)

Mount Field National Park
Tasmania
No Reviews
18km
7-9 hrs
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Lakes Belton and Belcher
Grade 5

Lakes Belton and Belcher (13km)

Mount Field National Park
Tasmania
No Reviews
13km
5-6 hrs
Return
Mount Ernest Summit
Grade 5

Mount Ernest Summit Hike (12km)

Mount Barney National Park
Queensland
No Reviews
12km
8-10 hrs
Return
Tidbinbilla Peak
Grade 5

Tidbinbilla Peak Hike (17km)

Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve
Australian Capital Territory
1 Review
17km
6hrs
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Johns Peak Hike
Grade 5

Johns Peak Hike (15km)

Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve
Australian Capital Territory
No Reviews
15km
5 hrs
Return
Twin Falls Plateau Walk
Grade 5

Twin Falls Plateau Walk (6km)

Kakadu National Park
Northern Territory
No Reviews
6km
5 hrs
Return
Barrk Marlam Walk
Grade 5

Barrk Marlam Walk (7km)

Kakadu National Park
Northern Territory
No Reviews
7km
5 hrs
Return
Illinbah circuit
Grade 5

Illinbah Circuit (17km)

Lamington National Park
Queensland
No Reviews
17km
8 hrs
Circuit
Warren Bonython Walking Trail
Grade 5

Warren Bonython Walking Trail (9km)

Hiltaba Nature Reserve
South Australia
No Reviews
9km
3-4 hrs
Circuit
Barbara Hardy Walking Trail
Grade 5

Barbara Hardy Walking Trail (5km)

Hiltaba Nature Reserve
South Australia
No Reviews
5km
2-3 hrs
Circuit
Motor Car & Kurrundie Creek Walk
Grade 5

Motor Car & Kurrundie Creek Walk (14km)

Kakadu National Park
Northern Territory
No Reviews
14km
1-2 days
Return
Yoorrnging Geranyem Banan Trail
Grade 5

Yoorrnging Geranyem Banan Trail (4km)

Mirima National Park
Western Australia
1 Review
4km
2-3 hrs
Circuit
Black Range Escarpment Traverse
Grade 5

Black Range Escarpment Traverse (8km)

Burrunj (Black Range) State Park
Victoria
1 Review
8km
5-6 hrs
One Way
Yul-yan-man Track
Grade 5

Yul-yan-man Track (9km)

Glass House Mountains National Park
Queensland
1 Review
9km
3-4 hrs
Circuit
Mount Beerburrum Summit Walk
Grade 5

Mount Beerburrum Summit Walk (3.5km)

Glass House Mountains National Park
Queensland
2 Reviews
3.5km
2 hrs
Return
Howqua Feeder and Stanleys Name Spur circuit
Grade 5

Howqua Feeder and Stanleys Name Spur Hike (25km)

Alpine National Park
Victoria
No Reviews
25km
2 days
Circuit
Mount Zeil Summit
Grade 5

Mount Zeil Summit Hike (20km)

West MacDonnell National Park
Northern Territory
1 Review
20km
9 hrs
Return
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Grade 5 (Difficult)

Walks for the Most Experienced: Grade 5 represents the most challenging walking tracks on the AWTGS. These are only recommended for very experienced and fit walkers with specialised skills, including navigation and emergency first aid. Tracks are likely to be very rough, very steep, and unmarked. Walks may be more than 20 kilometers. These challenging walks demand a high level of fitness and experience to navigate difficult terrain, significant elevation changes, and potentially unformed paths.

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