The Warby Range Bushwalking Club

The Warby Range Bushwalkers Club (WRBC) is based in Wangaratta, North East Victoria.

A fun and friendly way to keep fit, meet new people, and enjoy the beautiful scenery of North East Victoria, and other locations throughout Australia.

The Club is open to anyone and everyone who enjoys fun, fitness and friendship. Our membership ranges from young professionals, to families, and energetic retirees, with walks to suit all ages and capabilities.


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WRB News

Mount Stanley : 1st November 2025

Seven enthusiastic hikers travelled to Stanley to walk a 11.4km circuit of Mount Stanley last Saturday. Setting off in dry sunny weather from the junction of Circular Creek and Mount Stanley Roads, we slowly descended along a gravel road enjoying wildflowers and birdsong (and plenty of chatter). The observation was made that we were descending…

Beechworth Gorge Walk : 15th October 2025

The Warby Range Bushwalkers were joined by a walking group from Bendigo to participate in a walk in the Beechworth Gorge as part of a week of activities enjoyed by a wider group of Bendigonian outdoor adventurers, staying in a Wangaratta Caravan Park. On the Gorge Walk, there were fourteen walkers in all, and the…

Havilah : October 12

This morning, Sunday 12 October, there were seven of us that drove to Havilah, where we started our walk. Havilah is an area of heavily forested hill country on the link road between the Great Alpine Road and the Kiewa Valley Highway. Setting off, we walked on a bush road that led up along the…

Warby Ranges, North to South : Friday 26th, to Sunday 28th September

This was a long weekend in the Warby Ovens National Park , walking the Warbys south to north, then through Killawarra Forest to Peechelba via Wallaby Hill, and the national park track along Irishtown Creek. There were 15 club members, plus five guests from further afield (Tasmania, Melbourne and Kilmore) and we achieved the traverse…