Mt Bogong via Granite Flat Spur Walking Track

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Mt Bogong via Granite Flat Spur Walking Track

Granite Flat Walking Track is the shortest route to the summit of Mt Bogong. A four-wheel drive is needed to access the trailhead which starts at the end of the Granite Flat Vehicle track. It is a steep walk over rocky ground to the summit of Mt Bogong. The walk can be hazardous in poor weather conditions that include snow, high winds and fog. Always carry suitable clothing, including a waterproof layer and check the forecast before leaving.

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Mt Bogong via Granite Flat Spur Walking Track

Need to know

Mt Bogong via Granite Flat Spur Walking Track

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Warnings & Restrictions

Dogs

Dogs are not allowed

Restrictions

No bicycles
No dogs allowed
No drones without a permit
No firearms allowed
No generators
No horses

Warnings

Other warnings
Limbs may fall take care

Trees may fall take care
Animals and pests
Snakes
Terrain hazards
Steep track

Be Prepared

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