Running Creek in Victoria, Australia, offers a paddling experience characterized by solitude and nature. The creek is accessible for paddling, with the possibility of taking out further downriver if a shuttle is arranged. The surrounding area includes a free camping area on the banks of the Howqua River, which is described as a great running river with greasy trout, suggesting a connection or proximity to this waterway. Access to the general area involves a track called Running Creek Road, which is a 0.9 km easy 4WD trail in the Buffalo River region, indicating that vehicle access to some points may require a suitable vehicle. For camping, there are at least two sections; the first is accessible via two-wheel drive without a water crossing, while a second campsite requires fording a river. The mention of trout points to potential wildlife interest. Paddlers should be prepared for potential river crossings when accessing certain areas and consider the need for a 4WD vehicle depending on their chosen access route.