text: This red track is not a track at all. It is mostly a creek. There is a track marked on Lands Department maps and on Google maps that follows the track on its east-west section but turns up the spur about 300 metres to the east of the point, and eventually reaches the Mount William car park (at the end of the road, south of the point I've marked on the map). 
  
  Background:
  Last Sunday our group decided to walk from former Bomjinna camp ground to the Mount William carpark in Victoria's Grampians. One member of the party had done the walk many years ago, and while the route is marked on the Lands Department maps of the area we weren't certain how overgrown it would be. We had no problem following the track until near the point where the track leaves the creek and started up a spur. We couldn't see which way the track went. Based on the OpenStreetMap we needed to follow the creek further west, which we did until it soon became obvious—small cliffs across the creek—that we couldn't go further west. We changed direction, followed the creek south for a bit further, and decided to head up to the spur. Another member of the party managed to find enough reception to download the route we were following from the AllTracks (I think) web site: that showed we were on the correct spur, but not on the track as marked on the OpenStreetMap. After some more walking we came to a well-defined foot track and followed it until we reached our turn-back time. We had no problems following the track back down the spur to the creek and the spot where we lost it. 
  Overlaying the Google satellite image and the OpenStreetMap suggests that the marked track follows a creek.
  
  It would be useful to be able to attach a gpx file.
  
  Thank you,
  
  Rob Cannon
  