Map Locations – Walhalla – Namadgi Visitor Centre 650km

Parts of the Australian Alps Walking Track may not be marked, or may be incorrectly marked, on topographical or commercial walking maps. The Australian Alps Liaison Committee has produced a series of ‘sketch’ maps to allow you to transfer the route onto your more detailed walking maps.

These maps are a guide only, and are not designed to be used for navigation or in the field. Do not use these maps for walking.

Maps

1 – Walhalla – Thomson Valley Rd 40km (PDF – 723 KB)

2 – Thomson Valley – Mt Shillinglaw 50km (PDF – 698 KB)

3 – Mt Shillinglaw – Mt Mc Donald 37km (PDF – 809 KB)

4 – Mt McDonald – Barry Saddle 46km (PDF – 593 KB)

5 – Barry Saddle – Mt Hotham 46km (PDF – 819 KB)

6 – Mt Hotham – Maddisons Hut Site 47km (PDF – 838 KB)

7 – Maddisons Hut Site – Mitta Mitta River 42km (PDF – 890 KB)

8 – Mitta Mitta River – Buenba Hut Site 34km (PDF – 695 KB)

9 – Buenba Hut Site – Cowombat Flat 46km (PDF – 627 KB)

10 – Cowombat Flat – Dead Horse Gap 40km (PDF – 745 KB)

11 – Dead Horse Gap – Guthega 39km (PDF – 701 KB)

12 – Guthega – McKeahnies Creek 52km (PDF – 719 KB)

13 – McKeahnies Creek – Kiandra 30km (PDF – 3.91 MB)

14 – Kiandra – Murrumbidgee River 23km (PDF – 727 KB)

15 – Murrumbidgee River – Murrays Gap 38km (PDF – 752 KB)

16 – Murrays Gap – Namadgi Visitor Centre 40km (PDF – 418 KB)

GPS Track Logs and Electronic Guides/Maps for the AAWT

A number of free to the public and commercially available GPS track logs, electronic map Apps and waypoints of the Australian Alps Walking Track route are available. Some of these include:

Guthook Guides: https://atlasguides.com/australia-new-zealand-hiker-map/

Open Street Map: https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/1644959#map=10/-37.6882/146.2651

Please note that the land management agencies responsible for sections of the track and the Australian Alps National Parks Co-operative Management Program can not guarantee the accuracy or currency of the information contained in these electronic resources. We also strongly advise that users and visitors to the AAWT should not rely solely on an electronic device such as a GPS or smartphone for navigation and route finding, and that you should be proficient in the use of topographic map and compass for navigation for the AAWT.