3 Best Hiking Trails in Albury NSW

Such a beautiful place for little (or long!), walk, surrounded bird's songs and whispering trees. Available parking, toilet facilities, and drinking water. Also, you can see creative metal sculptures which represented Australian wildlife.

A place i always visit when i return to Albury. A great place for a walk, wildlife viewing, portrait photography and general relaxing. Often see kangaroos, rabbits and plenty of bird life.

Great place for walk. Keep your eye's open for birds and bugs. We saw lots if interesting things here with the kids.

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An easy 5 stars. This was a 6.4km walk to see all the sculptures today, beautiful weather to accompany me along this flat bike friendly track. It’s great to take kids along and walk dogs on leads. Murray river on one side and ponds on the other. The sculptures are great and I like the descriptions accompanying each one. The scenery all around the walk is lovely with plenty to look at. There’s also new parts being added by the local council. A good car park at the start along with toilets and a boat ramp.

Great place to walk/run along the Murray. The sculptures were great and the path well kept included grass along edges. Plenty of parking at 7:30 in the morning a handful of people using the area at this time.

Immerse yourself in the beauty of nature on a picturesque walk along the Murray River. The serene landscapes and peaceful vibes are simply breathtaking!

This is an easy walk but the dirt track can be muddy. The car park is a dirt road that loops. The track weaves along the river on one side and farm land on the other. Every once in a while the track moves close to the river allowing for clear and beautiful views. Other times the track makes its way through the bushland to eventually return to a bend or an exposed river bank. There are huge gum trees, birds, butterflies, and due to recent rain, plenty of green grass. There are a number of weeds and broken down fences and you can feel like it is a mix of an old farm and a nature walk but the surroundings are lush and green and refreshing. It is a very worthwhile walk.

Beautiful little park, ran here from wodonga follow the river along to different tracks up Huon Hill, going through some gates,,people may be nervous around cows but they were not interested in us,, snakes sighted along tracks so be mindfull particularly going up the endurance track and mistletoe track im sure all of them but these were tracks that can be hard to see in grass, even seen 10-12 deer including a white one,, eagles soaring above.

The walk was only short due to it being inaccessible because of recent rai. and It was too wet and muddy to walk far