moderate
3–5 hours
Moderate fitness required, able to handle uneven terrain
Discover the convenience and scenic beauty of the Griffin Fireline Trailhead with GPT Express—perfect for hassle-free hiking adventures. Read on to learn about this must-visit trail hub.
10 mins to 2 hours • Your Hiking Support!
Experience the breathtaking GPT Express hiking shuttle, designed to effortlessly transport you along the stunning trail from Dunkeld to Mount Zero. Enjoy the freedom of walking south to north without the pressure of time, as you leave your car at the end and let the shuttle take you back to the start.
#Scheduled Hiking Shuttle Service
##Duration 10 mins to 2 hours
##About The GPT Express is a scheduled hiking shuttle service that runs the entire length of the trail from Dunkeld to Mount Zero. It’s purpose, and schedule, is designed to move people from south to north so that you can walk north to south.
For most hikes, its best to leave your car at the end of your walk and book the GPT Express shuttle to get you to the start on your first day – that way there’s no time pressure to finish the walk on the last day and you can have all you need waiting for you in your car.
Walking the Southern Stage? Book this ticket to start your walk at Jimmy Creek and get picked up at the end in Dunkeld. OR leave your car at the end of your walk and book the ticket to get picked up and brought back to wherever you would like to start.
Walking the whole GPT? If you want to leave your car in Halls Gap, book the Northern Zone to get to the start of your walk and this Southern Zone ticket to get picked up at the end and taken back to Halls Gap. If you're leaving your car in Dunkeld, use our GPT Express End-2-End ticket to get all the way from Dunkeld to Halls Gap in one go.
Ensure your spot on the shuttle by booking in advance, especially during peak season.
Weather can change quickly; dress in layers for comfort during your hike.
Carry enough water to stay hydrated through uneven terrain.
Confirm departure times to plan your hike accordingly.
The trail passes through land that was historically used for sheep grazing, now preserved for its wild landscapes.
The area is part of ongoing conservation programs aimed at protecting native flora and fauna, ensuring the trail remains pristine.
Good grip and ankle support are important for rocky sections.
Keep water close for hydration on the trail.
Adjust layers as weather conditions change.
Help navigate the trail and locate scenic viewpoints.