High Country

Refer to recent Thread #90589
Given the current weather and the rain that is still falling in that general area, I would say that it is not advisable.
And even if the weather is reasonable, IMHO a C/T is not appropriate for the Cobberas due to the track damage towing will cause.
The BoM Vic 7 day rural towns forecast is pretty reasonable with a number of locations in the general area
Cheers
Andrew

Agree completely with respect to the wet - could be an issue with a trailer.

I have seen plenty of trailers up there in the dry though the track is narrow - you need to know how to back up. I will not back up if there is a risk to my car just because the other driver says he cannot back because he has a trailer - tuff.

However common sense does apply - if I can back I will but not at the expense of my car.

Garry

The difficulty with the weather in the High Country is the forecast may say scattered showers yet you could get 40mm of rain in some places & 200mm of snow on the peaks & that's in summer! Likewise on one side of the divide it could rain & get nothing on the other. It's simply too unpredictable to be sure.
When towing it's best to avoid steep or boggy tracks (like the 2 you're looking at) camping at easy to reach base locations (like Limestone Creek for example) then do day loops on the more difficult runs. The BOM site will give you a rough idea but with few weather observation sites close to the remote areas it's often suck it & see.
I wouldn't tow on the Cobbera's track.
Cheers Craig..............

Thanks for the info