Routes from Licola to Woods Point via Walhalla

The Macalister can be crossed at the gorge on the Burgoyne Gap Track.
Crossing is relatively simple if the water level is low, no way to tell that this far in advance ask again closer to the time.
Have a look at my profile for some pictures of the river and tracks in the area.

Burgoyne Gap is a great drive from the Licola Rd to the river some sections very steep and very loose, great locker territory.

Most of the tracks in the area you are wanting to access are in general good condition and you should not have to much difficulty with a reasonable vehicle.

Will when you have worked out your route then post it on here and you should be able to get enough feed back on individual tracks to fill in the gaps so to speak.

Cheers

If your in woods point try the Abbott link and Abbott tracks these are ment to be very rough and challenging..

Jucie is pretty exy in Licola, you could drop down to Heyfield (more reasonable price) and then across to Moe (restock the tucka draws) and proceed through walhalla to woods point without backtracking.
The thompson at Coopers creek makes for a buet slack day in the river.
In peak season camping in the area can be hard to find as all the good spots are 2wd accessable.Jucie is pretty exy in Licola, you could drop down to Heyfield (more reasonable price) and then across to Moe (restock the tucka draws) and proceed through Walhalla to woods point without backtracking.
The Thompson at Coopers creek makes for a buet slack day in the river.
In peak season camping in the area can be busy as all the good spots are 2wd accessible.
Depending on the time in January, Coopers / Bruntons bridge may be a viable option. Camping in the town of Walhalla is very exposed and a ‘only if you have to’ job.
Supplies in Walhalla are practically non existant (worse than Licola). Rawson and Erica are a little better. Erica has ULP and Diesel., but is only 30mins from moe (Moccasins On Everyone) where you get the lot.. The rawson pub has had good counter meals in the past, not sure what its like now.
Woods points had cold beer and frozen bread.