Ready to make the most of your visit to Albury Wodonga?
We’ve compiled a must-see checklist for your Albury Wodonga stay. From lakeside walks and mountain views to art, food and family-friendly fun, here are all the experiences you simply cannot miss. Tick them off as you go!
Lake Hume
There’s no missing it. This vast lake is the pride of the region and offers plenty of ways to enjoy the experience. Walk the dam wall, hire a kayak, fish for redfin or spread out a picnic blanket and skim stones. If you’ve ever wondered how people kept themselves entertained before smartphones, this is it.
Monument Hill Memorial
With just a quick drive or an uphill walk, you can look straight down on Albury’s famous Dean Street – and beyond. The war memorial is striking, honouring those who served in World War I. It’s a place for quiet reflection – with panoramic views across Albury.
Yindyamarra Sculpture Walk and Noreuil Park
This riverside trail is a soulful mix of art, nature and Indigenous storytelling. Start at Noreuil Park and follow the path past large-scale sculptures and mirrored reflections. Make time for a coffee at River Deck Café and, if you’ve got swimmers handy, wade into the river. If the coffee didn’t work, an invigorating plunge will shock you awake. We promise.
Hunchback Hill at Sunrise
Set that pre-dawn alarm, question your life choices, then get moving. Whether you’re on foot or pedals, the sunrise view from Hunchback makes the uphill climb totally worth it. Bring a thermos of coffee to reward your efforts.
Murray Art Museum Albury (MAMA)
World-class contemporary art lives here. With ever-changing exhibitions, kid-friendly spaces and a great café next door, MAMA is a no-brainer on your checklist. Entry is free, which means more cash for that second coffee.
Hyphen – Wodonga Library Gallery
Hyphen is where literature meets art and parents meet their happy place. There’s a kids’ Playspace upstairs and a treasure trove of books downstairs – so everyone wins.
Gateway Island and Wagirra Trail
Hire a bike or lace up your sneakers for a scenic cruise along the Murray. The trail connects parks, wetlands and art installations, making it perfect for all ages and energy levels.
Mountain Biking
Albury Wodonga is a haven for riders of all stripes, and you can work up a sweat and an appetite as you explore the local trails. Hunchback Hill and Nail Can Hill offer trails for beginners to advanced riders.
Farmers’ Market
Every Saturday, Gateway Village hosts the Albury Wodonga Farmers’ Market. Grab a pastry, stock up on fresh produce and chat to locals under the gums. A perfect start to the weekend, loaded up with tasty local produce.
The Lake Hume Loop
This checklist item offers bang for your buck. In one drive, you can visit Hume Dam, Bonegilla Migrant Experience, Huon Hill and Junction Place, all in a big, beautiful, foolproof loop. Need a car? Avis Albury can take care of you.
Try the Local Food Scene
From the regionally famous schnitzels at The Bended Elbow to pizza at Downtown Pizzeria, there’s no shortage of flavour. Stop at BeanStation Cafe, The Goods Shed or La Maison for brunch or lunch – or cocktails, if you’re feeling fancy.
Belvoir Park Playground and Oddies Creek Adventure Playspace
Belvoir Park and Oddie’s Creek offer expansive, creative play spaces that will keep the whole gang happy. Multiple adventure zones for kids of all ages, with plenty of green space and shady trees. Let the kids burn off some energy while you laze on a picnic rug under a shady tree and finish that novel. Ha. Just kidding. We can dream, can’t we?
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