Reid’s Walk
Reid’s Walk is a shared path that winds its way through the former alluvial gold mining area, with tailings and settling ponds that Eldorado’s historic gold and tin mining dredge left behind. The walk is 1.1 kilometres and takes 45 minutes on a Grade 2 formed track. Beginning in the centre of Eldorado, access the…
Read MoreFriends Track
Embark on a self-guided walk that commences and concludes at Wenhams Camp, with an optional detour to Kwat Kwat Lookout via the Peregrine Track (one kilometre round trip). On this route, you will see Grasstrees and journey through forested granite hills, where you can spot a variety of birds and spring wildflowers. Please note that…
Read MoreThree Mile Creek shared path
The Rural City of Wangaratta has a network of shared walking and cycling paths throughout the city. Three Mile Creek flows through the western part of Wangaratta. The path is 1.7 kilometres long and links to schools, child and aged care, golf courses and the Waldara area. Access the Three Mile Creek path via the…
Read MoreEldorado Shared Path, Dredge Loop and Gumboot Walk
Cock’s Eldorado Dredge, one of the largest dredges in the Southern Hemisphere, has remained in its final mooring place at Eldorado since 1954. It was tied up here after operating for 18 years and extracting 70,664 ounces of gold and 1,383 tons of tin concentrate from the rich alluvial plain of Reedy Creek. It remains…
Read MoreBlowhard Spur Circuit
This grade three circuit walk starts from Perfect Cure Creek car park at the start of Kegs Spur Track, ascending to High Camp, then along Blowhard Spur Track to Blowhard Summit before heading down Merlo Lookout Track to Merlo Lookout and back to the car park. Another popular way to walk this track is to…
Read MoreThe Lunette Walk – Winton Wetlands
Discover one of nature’s rare wonders on the Lunette Walk at Winton Wetlands, an easy 3 kilometre return trail that offers so much more than just a walk. A lunette is a unique crescent-shaped sand dune formed over thousands of years by shifting sands and soil across ancient swamps. It’s a fascinating geological feature, and…
Read MoreThe Spit Walking Trail
For those craving a bit more adventure, The Spit Walking Trail offers a unique and rewarding journey along a natural sand dune skirting the edge of the spectacular Winton Swamp. This 13 kilometre return trail (graded medium) is perfect for more experienced walkers looking to immerse themselves in untouched wilderness. As you follow the ridge,…
Read MoreSalisbury Falls Walk
This track is a 4.5km one-way walk with a Grade 4 formed track that takes approximately two hours. It starts from the end of Shanley Street and goes up Mt Warby, through the Salisbury Falls Gorge, and joins the Friends Track to Wenhams Camp. Basic overnight camp facilities are available at Wenhams Camp. The track…
Read MoreHumphries Hill – Winton Wetlands
Take a gentle stroll around Humphries Hill and step into the rich history of the Winton Wetlands. Follow the marked 600 metres loop trail and keep an eye out for subtle signs of Aboriginal occupation—evidence of the deep cultural significance of this land. With wildlife often spotted along the way, it’s the perfect place to…
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Read MoreOne Mile Creek Shared Path
The beautiful Rural City of Wangaratta boasts a vast network of shared walking and cycling paths that meander through the city. One of the most prominent paths is the One Mile Creek path, which stretches for 6.6 kilometres from Cribbes Road to the northern end of Appin Street, where it seamlessly connects to the Three…
Read MoreMt Glenrowan Lookout Walk
Morgans Lookout on Mt Glenrowan offers unparalleled views of the Ovens and King Valleys and the Victorian Alps. The walk can be accessed by taking the Taminick Gap Road. Park on the dirt carpark on the side of the Ridge Track, before the gate. The first section is a short steep climb up the sealed…
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