Ditch the car and Explore Albury Wodonga on two feet.
Bordered by the Murray River, surrounded by rolling hills and threaded with paths that blend nature, culture, history and relaxed outdoor living. Albury Wodonga is a walkers paradise not just for seasoned hikers but for anyone who loves to explore and see so much more on foot.
Wagirra Trail and Yindyamarra Sculpture Walk
One of the most popular ways to get out and explore is along the Wagirra Trail – a scenic riverside trail that winds along the mighty Murray River through Albury’s riverside parks, wetlands and open bushlands with plenty of places to stop for a picnic or admire the views.
Enjoy the breathtaking river views, wildlife, birdlife and an immersive collection of beautiful sculptures, created by local Aboriginal artists. The Yindyamarra Sculpture Walk tells a story of the Wiradjuri peoples’ connection to the river. A five-kilometers loop starting at Kremer Street.
Wonga Wetlands
A living example of conservation in our city – a development and remarkable transformation into a thriving natural wetland system. The wetlands are made up of a series of lagoons, three walking trails and is home to more than 160 bird species. Enjoy picnic facilities and explore Wiradjuri campsites, ancient river red gums, various native flora and fauna, six bird watching hides. You can also enjoy a sealed 12km loop around the wetlands, winding along the river.
The Gateway Island Trail
Combining nature, history and storytelling, a 4.3km loop that weaves along the river. Discover stunning viewpoints and sculptural works from local Aboriginal artists. The sealed trail is set in a natural landscape of gum trees.
The Crossing Place Trail
A 5.1 kilometre loop, featuring sculptural works from local Aboriginal artists. Along the trail is the story of Yarre the Mailman, evidence of a scar tree and information about the importance of the billabong environment to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
McFarlanes Hill
In West Wodonga, a 6.3km loop along the tracks that take you over rolling hills and through bushland. Bring your camera to snap magnificent views, wildlife, native flora, rocky outcrops and clear cool streams.
See also McDonald Hill – 8.5km loop from Felltimber Creek Reserve and Granite Walking Trail – 4km loop from Felltimber Creek Road
Huon Hill Parklands
From a 3km climb to the lookout or a full 12.6km loop, rising 263 metres and be rewarded with spectacular views of Lake Hume, the Kiewa Valley and Alpine Region, Murray and Kiewa Rivers and Albury and Wodonga cities. Ideal for bushwalking, sightseeing, picnicking and photography.
Nail Can Hill Reserve
There are many trails in the area providing good options from a 5km loop starting and ending at Gap Road, Albury to the 13.2 Ridge Trail from Pemberton St to Centaur Road offering breathtaking views across Albury Wodonga and the Murray River.
Carex Track West Wodonga
Carex & Blue Bell Loop – A 7km loop beginning from Prendergast Street, heading west winding along the base of Federation Hill before making the climb up Blue Bell Track to the summit. Follow the ridgeline and down to the Sundew Track back to the start.
Kangaroo & Carex Loop – A 5km challenging trail following the Sundew/Kangaroo Track, turn left onto the Carex Track, then follow the road back to the start.
Eastern Hill Lookout Walk
A 2.3km loop offering 360-degree views over the city, the Murray River and all the way to the Australian Alps.
Monument Hill
A 1km climb from the Albury Botanic Gardens up to the Monument Hill War Memorial which sits atop of the hill at the western end of Dean Street providing stunning views of the city and surrounding region.
High Country Rail Trail
Enjoy a walk along a section of the 44 kilometer trail. Jump on the 2.3km return walk from Huon Reserve to the bright red Sandy Creek Bridge which spans Lake Hume. If you’re up for a longer walk try the 9km return from Tallangatta, explore the shops and bakeries at Tallangatta then walk 9km to Old Tallangatta, rest at the lookout and learn the story of the town that moved.
