Federation Track
The Federation Track is a 3,000 kilometre bushwalking route from Circular Quay in Sydney on the east coast of Australia to Adelaide on Gulf St Vincent with a 200 kilometre spur to Canberra. It traverses coastal areas, native bushland, alpine plateaus, eucalyptus forests, open plains, rainforests, rich farmland and historic towns.
Federation Track South
Federation Track South is a 1,501 kilometre bushwalking route from Circular Quay and the Federation Pavilion in Sydney to the Royal Exhibition Building in Melbourne, the site of the first Australian Federal Parliament.
Federation Track West
Federation Track West runs for 1,463 kilometres from the Royal Exhibition Building in the heart of Melbourne to Parliament House in Adelaide, site of the 1897 Constitutional Convention.
Federation Track Capitol
The Federation Track Capitol is a 199 kilometre spur track that connects Old Parliament House in Canberra to the junction of Federation Track South and the Alpine Track at Mt Jagungal in Kosciuszko National Park.
Federation Track North
Federation Track North is a future extension to the Federation Track that contains spectacular coastal scenery, densely forested mountain ridges and temperate rainforests. It has been proof-walked for 807 kilometres to the Carrai Plateau west of Kempsey.