Victoria Alpine Stages

The longest stage in the Victorian Alpine collection. 48 kilometres along the Eildon-Jamieson Road, skirting Lake Eildon National Park through relentless corners with a fast middle section.

The most famous hill climb in Victorian motorsport. 16 kilometres from the Mirimbah gate to the village, gaining nearly 1,000 metres through forest, exposed alpine terrain and the tight final hairpins.

The valley road between Mansfield and the Mount Buller turnoff. Flowing paddock-country driving with the Alps as backdrop and the Delatite River appearing and disappearing alongside.

Lake Eildon's back road. A faster stage through mixed farmland and state forest with the lake appearing on both sides as the road crosses the Howqua Hills.

The connector between the lake country and the forest country. A varied 50-kilometre stage from the western shores of Eildon through the Yea River valley and the Black Range into rebuilt Marysville.

A pastoral High Country stage to a tiny settlement on the road to the King Valley. Rolling country, mostly empty, with the Alps visible to the east throughout.

A short King Valley stage dropping from the elevated position of Whitfield into the valley through linked sweepers with good surface and long sightlines.

The valley floor stage of the Victoria Alpine collection. Long straights connected by sweeping open bends through cleared agricultural land with the Warby Ranges visible to the west.

The wildest stage in the Victoria Alpine collection. 10 kilometres from Merrijig into the Devils River valley where the road narrows, the river appears and disappears, and the stage ends at a dead end.