Omeo Gully Track is a steep track which initially goes through farmland and opens up into tussock lands, crossing small wetlands and as you get higher viewing the amazing rock tors.

The track starts off at 200 m and finishes at a height of 1377 m at the junction with the Obelisk Loop Track.

The walk initially goes through farmland and opens up into tussock lands, crossing small wetlands. As you get higher provides views of the amazing rock tors. Once you reach the conservation area boundary you will see the remains of a derelict historic hut.

1. From Clyde cross the river and travel south along Earnscleugh Road for 7 km
2. Turn right onto Blackman Road for 2.5 km then onto Fraser Dam Road
3. Follow this unsealed gravel road for 1 km before turning left onto Omeo Gully Road
4. Travel for 200 m to the Omeo Gully Road carpark where this track starts.

Weather and fog: Temperatures at this altitude can change suddenly even in mid-summer. Take warm and windproof clothing. Fog can roll in quickly – take a map and GPS to help with navigation during the fog.

Avalanches: Be avalanche aware as this area has ‘simple’ avalanche terrain.

Camping on the access easement or in the car park is not allowed. Firearms cannot be carried on the Omeo Gully track.

Leave what you find

Remember that all rocks, historic artefacts, native plants and animals are protected on public land. Tread carefully and take only photographs.