Genoa Peak Walk

The Genoa Peak Walk is a popular 3.4 km trail located in Croajingolong National Park, offering views of the Croajingolong wilderness coastline.

The trail has an elevation gain of 214 m and takes an average of 1 hour 20 minutes to complete. It is considered moderately challenging.

The trail offers stunning panoramic vistas, regrowth from bushfires, and wildflowers along the way to the summit. Adventurous hikers can enjoy rock scrambling, ladder climbing, and breathtaking views from the peak. The trail is mostly well-defined, but there are some overgrown sections.

The best time to visit is between January and November. To access the trail, head to the dirt road approximately 7 km from the main highway. The road is well-maintained, but the trail itself is uneven and rocky. Enclosed footwear and insect repellent are recommended. It is generally challenging but doable. Dogs are not allowed on the trail.

Reviews of the trail vary, with some considering it a bit challenging and others rating it easy-moderate. The regrowth after bushfires is impressive, and the path is manageable despite overgrown shrubs. The peak offers a refreshing reprieve from the heat.

The Genoa Peak Walk trail is an excellent destination for hikers and walkers seeking adventure and stunning panoramic views. With a little preparation, you can take on the challenge and make lasting memories exploring the countryside.