Experienced hikers Trevor Salvado and Jacinda Bohan were last seen at Bright caravan park

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Two experienced hikers have been missing for two days in Victorian bushland.

The Essendon couple Trevor Salvado, 60, and Jacinda Bohan, 58, were last seen by friends at a caravan park in Bright on Friday morning.

The couple had been expected to return from a bushwalk at Reservoir Track on Mount Buffalo at about midday but did not arrive.

“They are really fit, strong hikers and well-experienced at hiking in the area,” Insp Kerrie Hicks told reporters at the national park on Sunday.

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It is believed the couple left the caravan park for Mount Buffalo about 9.30am in their fawn-coloured Skoda Yeti registered 1AN 6RT which has since been found.

Salvado has short grey hair, blue eyes, grey moustache and a fair complexion, is about 183cm tall and has a medium build.

Bohan is about 170cm tall, with a thin build, light brown/blonde short hair, blue eyes and a fair complexion.