Who were the mysterious figures who braved the snowy peaks of Mount Bogong in 1932? They were not seasoned mountaineers. They were Rovers. These adventurous souls embarked on a journey across the Bogong High Plains. They trekked from Omeo to Harrietville, their path winding through Tawonga Huts and Cobungra Gap. Imagine them conquering the challenging slopes of Mount Loch and Mount Feathertop, their spirits as high as the peaks themselves. This pioneering group, Roy Driver, H.E. Williams, K.I. Graham and Ian Nichol, paved the way for a legacy of adventure and camaraderie at Rover Hut. This humble abode, nestled amidst the breathtaking scenery, became a beacon for countless Rovers who followed. Driven by their passion for the mountains, these early pioneers sought a permanent refuge in this winter wonderland. Their dream was realized in 1940 with the construction of Rover Hut. It was a testament to their dedication and a symbol of the enduring spirit of adventure. Today, Rover Hut stands as a tribute to those early adventurers. It serves as a reminder that the allure of the mountains continues to inspire generations of Rovers.
Kororoit Creek
Is this where the river meets the sea? This is Kororoit Creek. It flows right here through Melbourne’s western suburbs