Marrambidya Wetland
Walking Trails · Wagga Wagga
Marrambidya Wetland is a 20-hectare reserve beside the Murrumbidgee River a few minutes from the city centre.
Things to do · TouristAttraction
Riverside paths, hill circuits and alpine tracks, from flat sealed loops to full day climbs like The Horn on Mount Buffalo. Park tracks fall to the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service on one side of the river and Parks Victoria on the other, so alerts and closures sit on two separate websites. Both states have used the same national fire danger scale since September 2022, and closures follow the worst of it. Alpine tracks hold snow well past the ski season.
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Walking Trails · Wagga Wagga
Marrambidya Wetland is a 20-hectare reserve beside the Murrumbidgee River a few minutes from the city centre.
Walking Trails · Wagga Wagga
Pomingalarna Reserve sits on part of the Wiradjuri Trail about ten minutes from the Wagga Wagga CBD and is used by bushwalkers, runners and riders.
Walking Trails · Lloyd
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Walking Trails · Wodonga
The Gateway Island Trail is a 4.3km sealed loop along the Murray River and Wodonga Creek, with the trailhead behind The Lincoln at 64 Lincoln Causeway…
Walking Trails · Wodonga
The High Country Rail Trail runs 81km from Wodonga to Shelley along a former railway line, surfaced in fine gravel and sealed sections.
Walking Trails · Wodonga
The Crossing Place Trail is a 5.1 kilometre loop at Gateway Lakes on Gateway Island in Wodonga, near where Bungambrawatha Creek and Oddies Creek…
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13 walking trails across 8 towns, 3 in New South Wales and 5 in Victoria. A business appears in every town it services, not only the one it is registered in, so the town counts add up to more than the listing count.
Wagga Wagga with 4, Wodonga with 3, Albury with 1. Coverage starts on the border corridor and works outwards, so the ordering here reflects where the directory has been built out, not where the trade is busiest.
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