victorian high country

We travelled through from Mansfield to Wanangatta Valley via Zica Spur Track last February and had a wonderful time camping for 2 weeks
You can get all the maps you need from Mansfield Tourist Centre. They were very Helpful
Spend 2 nights at 8 mile camping area on the Houqua River (plenty of Camping spots along the river)
Do the run up around the Huts and have Lunch up at Craigs Hut (Man from Snowy River)
Then move over to the other side at Pineapple Flat camp ground for another couple of nights.
Then from their travel back over towards Lovicks Hut and down through the Zika Spur Track into the Wanagatta River and camp down near the old ruins of the Homestead along the river. Good camping also at the old Tin Mine area of the old town ship along river. Then come out at Dargo . We then went up along the river and camped just along river before you climb out of the Valley at Dogs Grave. From their we made our way to Omeo for resupply before heading in to Duan National Park and camping at Big Hole. Ending up through backroads coming out at Batemans Bay.

If you want to see the country, see the rest first and do Vic last, because Vic has so much so close, and it is so good, it can make it difficult to appreciate the rest.

The Hema and rooftop maps of the high country have alot of detail, and have most things worthy marked on them to see on the way around.

Check Rudi Paoletti's Adventurer Maps and books site.

Bluesman

Try "Bush Tracks of Victoria" , 25 4wd Adventures. Ron and Viv Moon. Kakirra Adventure Publications. It allso tells you what maps to buy. Check out the ExploreOz track notes for Vic. Going to head that way myself in the spring but from the north through Tom Groggin.

Good Luck

Crowie.