Wednesday Buninyong Walk

Wednesday Buninyong Walk

When

August 13, 2025    
9:15 am - 12:15 pm

Event Type

GDTA  Wednesday Walk

WALK TITLE: Mt Buninyong Walk

DATE: Wednesday 13/08/2025   

TIME:9.15 for 9.30 start LOCATION: .  Details will emailed to registered walkers prior to the event. 

REGISTRATION: Registrations are essential before noon on 11/08/2025

WALK LEADER: Greg Stewart 0429948872   gregfstewart6@gmail ,com

DESCRIPTION: Starting and finishing in the Buninyong township this delightful walk starts in the historic part of the town, then crosses the midland highway and  ascending Mt Buninyong to a height of 745 meters  via Zig Zag Summit track .Mt Buninyong is a significant site for the Wathaurong People  and is a spectacular scoria volcanic cone with mature messmate forest surrounding the summit .The return route we descend through the Union Jack Reserve a historic gold mining precinct. Good cafes at the start or finish of the walk will provide ample opportunity for refreshments.

DIFFICULTY: The walk is rated medium ,The tracks are good but a 375 meter gain may test some.

HEALTH AND SAFETY: If you are ill on the day of the walk, please stay at home. As Mt Buninyong can have light dustings of snow through winter, warm clothes and a suitable coat is advisable, Please call or text the walk leader if you are unable to attend on the day.

DOGS: Dogs on a lead are allowed on this walk Refer to GDTA dog policy.

GUEST MEMBERSHIP AND INSURANCE: The walk is free to members and open to non-members. For non-members, a $10 fee is payable for insurance cover under the Bushwalking Victoria insurance policy. Please note that children under 5 years cannot be covered by this policy.

BRING: It is recommended, you carry a personal first aid kit, your own medication, water bottles, sun screen and personal hiking gear (sun glasses, walking sticks, small pack, etc). Wear clothing appropriate for the predicted weather conditions on the day. Bring light refreshments for breaks. [Edit or insert any additional information as appropriate.]

BOOKINGS: Bookings are essential at this link: [insert link from the GDTA Website]
You may cancel your booking by returning to this page and clicking the cancel button. This will free up a space for other walkers. If the walk is full, you can elect to be put on the waiting list. You will be emailed if a space becomes available. You have 24hrs before the space is withdrawn and offered to the next on the list.

DIFFICULTY: The walk is rated medium ,The tracks are good but a 375 meter gain may test some.

HEALTH AND SAFETY: If you are ill on the day of the walk, please stay at home. As Mt Buninyong can have  light dustings of snow through winter, warm clothes and a suitable coat is advisable, Please call or text the walk leader if you are unable to attend on the day.

DOGS: Dogs on a lead are allowed on this walk  Refer to GDTA dog policy. 

GUEST MEMBERSHIP AND INSURANCE: The walk is free to members and open to non-members. For non-members, a $10 fee is payable for insurance cover under the Bushwalking Victoria insurance policy. Please note that children under 5 years cannot be covered by this policy.

BRING: It is recommended, you carry a personal first aid kit, your own medication, water bottles, sun screen and personal hiking gear (sun glasses, walking sticks, small pack, etc). Wear clothing appropriate for the predicted weather conditions on the day. Bring light refreshments for breaks. [Edit or insert any additional information as appropriate.]

BOOKINGS: Bookings are essential at this link

Your account Here

You may cancel your booking by returning to this page and clicking the cancel button. This will free up a space for other walkers. If the walk is full, you can elect to be put on the waiting list. You will be emailed if a space becomes available. You have 24hrs before the space is withdrawn and offered to the next on the list.

 

approximate location

Bookings

Bookings open 2 weeks before the event and close 2 days prior

Goldfields (Leanganook) Track: still closed over Leanganook  (Mt Alexander) but reconstruction underway