Vic High Country - where to go post fires?

Yep - after 4WD trails as well but not interested in super hard stuff. I guess 4WD touring would best describe it. Towing off-road camper trailer. Experienced driver but likely to be on our own, thus not looking to get into hard stuff.

One good road for a trailer is from Omeo north east through Benambra, with a name like Black Mountain Road??, towards Suggan Buggan, this was good with a Nation Park camping area not long out of Benambra.

Also look for info on the trail running east from Omeo that takes you to Moscow Villa, a great run though the bush and easy with a trailer if the weather is not too wet. This trail meets up with the Black Mountain rd I mention above.

Do you have access to Lewis and Savage's books on trails in the Vic High Country, the info is very helpful.

Chris

Thanks Chris. Have maps and trek notes. Was just wondering which areas remained viable. From the responses so far it appears that there's still plenty to see.

I anticipated that the large burnt out areas would be visually unappealing. We were down in the Blue Mtns after Xmas and the cooked areas weren't exactly scenic. Mind you the "hairy" green trees after fires always amuse me - an amazing survival attribute. So I imagine there'll be lots of those around!

Moose there are really only small areas that are totally burnt that one would class as visually unappealing with much of the High Country already regenerated. Views along the ridge lines are much improved & with the majority of tracks open in 6 weeks it will be business as usual. (almost) Just dont forget your chainsaw as following the recent strong winds will be plenty of timber down.
Cheers Craig...........

Thanks Craig - looks like we can mosey (or should that be Moosey?) on down without any worries then. BTW, whilst I do have a chainsaw I hope someone else will have done the hard work by the time we get down there - which isn't for a few months yet.