About us
Join Walking With Grace for outdoor adventures across the beautiful Dandenong Ranges and Yarra Ranges.
We bring people together to create meaningful outdoor experiences that nurture. We offer short walks, full‑day hikes, mountain adventures, camping trips, rafting, and opportunities to learn about local plants, wildlife, and develop your outdoor skills. Whether you’re building fitness, seeking friendship, or wanting to reconnect with nature, our events give you a supportive space to grow at your own pace, learn and reconnect with nature.
We’re a faith‑inspired, non‑profit community that believes grace is more than a word —For us, grace is a way of moving through the world — with love, gentleness, and openness toward others. We welcome people from all walks of life, all backgrounds, and all beliefs. If you enjoy nature and value a supportive, uplifting community, you’ll feel right at home.
After each walk, you can continue the journey by sharing photos, trail maps, and stories on our free community platform: https://club.hiking.org.au — a place to connect with fellow members, discover new adventures, and celebrate the joy of exploring together. Because adventures are meant to be shared.
Walking with Grace and Hiking.org.au are a division of Social Support INC a Registered Non-profit organisation
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Wilsons Prom Weekend - Camp & Two Walks
Wilsons Promontory National Park, Tidal River, Victoria, Victoria, AU# 🌄 Wilsons Prom Weekend - Camp & Two Walks
Friday: travel to Tidal River campsite at Wilsons Prom.
Set up camp, explore the campsite, beach, local walks, etc.WALKS:
Saturday: 16km - 10am start - I plan to walk from Tidal River Campsite to Oberon Bay Campsite, have lunch, then walk back to Tidal River.
- Grade 3, moderate, some steep sections.
Sunday: 12km - 10am start - after packing up, I plan to walk from Tidal River to Lilly Pilly Gully, then up to Mt Bishop, then back to Tidal River.
- Grade 3, moderate, some steep sections.The above walks may be changed depending on the weather conditions.
There are other alternative walks you might like to try if the above do not suit you.CAMPING:
I have booked and paid for sites 181 and 182 which are on 5th Avenue.
These sites can fit two tents plus two cars.
A booking is for 1 car and 2 adults. An extra car is $22.
If you would like one of the other three spaces available on these sites please let me know in the comments- the cost is $40 plus $22 for a 2nd car
- payment to me secures your spot
- I can then update the booking to include your car rego
- If enough people are interested I/you can book other sites
This weekend falls on the last weekend of the term 3 school holidays.
Booking your spot / campsite early is recommended.If you want to book your own site:
https://www.parks.vic.gov.au/places-to-see/parks/wilsons-promontory-national-park/where-to-stay/tidal-river-campgroundCAMPING EQUIPMENT:
WIND - Wilsons Prom can be very windy. I strongly recommend smaller hike style tents rather than larger family style tents.
I will bring a gazebo and some tables and some gas stoves which you can use if you would like.
I have a couple of tents and inflatable mattresses which I can lend to people if they don't have them. Let me know in the comments what you need.CAMPING FOOD:
Bring your own food/drink for the weekend.
WOMBATS: do NOT store food in your tent. You may end up with a furry visitor and a wrecked tent.
There is a shop selling food, drinks, etc at the campsite.
The nearest supermarket is a long way away.About Tidal River, Wilsons Prom
Tidal River at Wilsons Promontory National Park offers an unforgettable camping experience nestled between granite mountains and the edge of Norman Beach. Camping at the Tidal River Campground provides modern comforts like hot showers, flushing toilets, and a nearby general store. Wombats and kangaroos often wander right through the camping grounds, giving visitors a wonderful chance to see local wildlife up close.
Beyond the campsite, a vast network of walking tracks lets you explore the stunning coastal wilderness of "The Prom". You can take an easy stroll along the wheelchair-friendly Loo-Errn boardwalk or hike up Mount Oberon for panoramic views over Bass Strait. Every trail rewards you with pristine white quartz beaches, lush rainforest gullies, and hidden rocky coves# 🎒 What to Bring for the WALKS
Water, snacks, weather‑appropriate clothing, comfortable shoes, sunscreen/hat, and any personal items you need. RAIN JACKET.
# 🌦 Weather & Safety
We hike in all conditions unless they become unsafe. If strong winds, storms, extreme heat, or track closures arise, we may adjust or postpone the walk.
# ⚠️ Safety Disclaimer
This is a social, community‑led outing, not a guided or professionally supervised activity. By attending, you accept responsibility for your own safety and wellbeing.
The route may include uneven ground, water crossings, and natural hazards. Please consider your fitness and bring suitable gear.
Our volunteers carry first aid, an emergency radio, and satellite communication devices, but these are not a substitute for personal preparedness.# ❤️ About Walking With Grace
Walking With Grace is a faith‑inspired, non‑profit community that welcomes people from all backgrounds and beliefs. Our hikes are volunteer‑run and focused on connection, kindness, and enjoying nature together.
This event is part of club.hiking.org.au — a friendly community for sharing adventures and GPX files. Because Adventures Are Meant to Be Shared.
# 🌟 How Can You Help WWG?
If you have suggestions for walks you would like to do or can recommend please let us know.
WWG is run by volunteers. Fees are incurred to run the group. If you would like to donate to help spread the cost, any contribution would be very gratefully received.
Bank Details: BSB 484799 ACC 481491970# 🌟 We Look Forward to Sharing This Adventure With You
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