Map of Great Ocean Walk – Trail, Campsites & Victoria Guide

Map of Great Ocean Walk – Trail, Campsites & Victoria Guide

This map of the Great Ocean Walk provides an overview of one of Australia's premier long-distance walking trails, including trail sections, campsites, beaches, lookouts and major highlights. It is designed for general reference, trip planning and understanding how the Great Ocean Walk is laid out.

Located along Victoria's southwest coast, the Great Ocean Walk stretches from Apollo Bay to the Twelve Apostles through national parks, coastal heathlands, beaches, forests and spectacular cliff-top scenery.

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The Great Ocean Walk runs from Apollo Bay to the Twelve Apostles and passes through Great Otway National Park. Major highlights include Johanna Beach, Cape Otway, Aire River, Ryan's Den and the Twelve Apostles.

Interactive Great Ocean Walk Map (Reference View) Use this map to explore walking stages, campsites, beaches, lookouts and major attractions along the Great Ocean Walk.
Tip: Great Ocean Walk maps are useful for planning stages, campsite stops, beach access and transport logistics.

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Where Is the Great Ocean Walk Located?

The Great Ocean Walk is located in Victoria and follows part of the Shipwreck Coast between Apollo Bay and the Twelve Apostles. The route passes through coastal sections of Great Otway National Park.

  • Start: Apollo Bay
  • Finish: Twelve Apostles
  • North: Great Otway National Park
  • South: Southern Ocean

Major Highlights Along the Great Ocean Walk

  • Apollo Bay — official starting point
  • Maits Rest — rainforest walk area
  • Cape Otway — lighthouse and coastal scenery
  • Aire River — campsite and river crossing area
  • Johanna Beach — iconic surf beach
  • Ryan's Den — dramatic cliff-top lookout
  • Devil's Kitchen — rugged coastal scenery
  • Wreck Beach — historic shipwreck location
  • Princetown — nearby township
  • Twelve Apostles — famous finishing destination

Major Sections of the Great Ocean Walk

  • Apollo Bay to Blanket Bay — forests and coastal views
  • Blanket Bay to Cape Otway — lighthouse and wildlife areas
  • Cape Otway to Aire River — coastal wilderness
  • Aire River to Johanna Beach — beach and river scenery
  • Johanna Beach to Ryan's Den — cliff-top views
  • Ryan's Den to Twelve Apostles — dramatic Shipwreck Coast landscapes

Key Geographic Features

  • Southern Ocean coastline — defines much of the route
  • Shipwreck Coast — famous Victorian coastline
  • Great Otway National Park — major protected area
  • Coastal cliffs — dramatic landscape feature
  • Remote beaches — frequent along the route
  • Rainforest sections — found near Apollo Bay and Otways areas

Great Ocean Walk Campsites

Many walkers complete the trail over multiple days using designated campsites and accommodation options along the route.

  • Blanket Bay
  • Cape Otway area
  • Aire River
  • Johanna Beach
  • Ryan's Den
  • Devil's Kitchen

Why People Search for a Map of the Great Ocean Walk

  • To understand the route layout
  • To locate campsites and overnight stops
  • To plan hiking stages
  • To find lookouts and beaches
  • To organise transport and logistics

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Great Ocean Walk Map FAQs

  • Where does the Great Ocean Walk start and finish?
    The Great Ocean Walk generally runs from Apollo Bay to the Twelve Apostles.
  • How long is the Great Ocean Walk?
    It is a multi-day long-distance walking trail along Victoria's southwest coast.
  • What is the most famous highlight?
    The Twelve Apostles are among the most famous attractions associated with the walk.
  • Can the Great Ocean Walk be completed in sections?
    Yes. Many visitors complete selected sections rather than walking the entire route.

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Disclaimer: This page is provided for general informational purposes only. Maps are reference views and may not be complete, current, to scale or suitable for navigation, hiking, emergency use or official determinations. Track conditions, weather, campsite availability, closures and visitor facilities may change over time. Always verify current information before travel.