Mount Wills

Mount Wills is a prominent mountain located in the Australian Alps, within Victoria. Named after Alfred Wills, it stands at an elevation of approximately 1,880 meters (6,165 feet). Part of the larger Alpine National Park, it features rugged terrain, alpine wilderness, and diverse native flora and fauna. The mountain is popular for hiking, mountaineering, and outdoor activities, offering stunning views of the surrounding landscape. Its remote location and natural beauty make it a significant feature for outdoor enthusiasts and those interested in Australia's alpine environment.