Best trails in Eurobodalla National Park

This is an enjoyable trail through the Eurobodalla National Park on the south coast of New South Wales. This out and back route begins and ends from the car park at the southern end of Congo village. From here you'll head south along a well defined undulating trail. You can divert in rocky bays and on to headland hills to catch some stunning coastal views. At Meringo there is a section of beach walking where you'll skirt a few coastal lagoons. Upon reaching Murrimburra Headland you can walk...

The Bingi Dreaming Track follows the ancient Song Lines of the Yuin Aboriginal people, one that linked campsites, ceremonial areas, trading locations, and food and water sources. Through these coastal habitats, heathlands, forests and lake foreshores, you'll likely encounter plentiful birdlife, kangaroos and wallabies. The Bingi Dreaming Track Can be taken from either direction (starting in the north as marked or from Tuross Head in the south), and there are lots of places to stop for a swim...

A scenic trail through the Eurobodalla National Park leading to the beautiful 1080 Beach. This route begins from the Mystery Bay Campground which is some of the best beachside camping available in New South Wales. From here you'll find Lamont Young Drive and then turn onto 1080 Beach Road which will bring you all the way to 1080 Beach. The trail is along a wide gravel road that is relatively flat and mostly through an open forest until you get close to the beach.

A scenic trail exploring part of the Eurobodalla National Park on the south coast of New South Wales. This makes for a great day trip from the town of Moruya. The trail begins from the parking area on Pedro Point Road and follows the road as it takes you alongside Moruya Heads Beach all the way down to Pedro Beach. Return via a slightly different route, exploring some of the inland national park.

This track from Meringo Headland to Meringo Beach offers stunning ocean views and a refreshing experience. As you wander along the headland and toward the beach, you’ll be treated to expansive vistas of the sparkling Pacific Ocean. This coastal area is a fantastic spot for wildlife observation; keep a keen eye out for various seabirds soaring above, and you might even spot dolphins playing in the waves.

This beautiful and diverse trail offers a scenic mix of beach walking, bushwalking, and lakeside scenery. The path winds through a lovely dune forest of banksias and bangalays and runs alongside Coila Lake. This area is a haven for birdwatchers, with opportunities to spot black cockatoos, lorikeets, cranes, and swans. The trail is well-marked, but please be aware of a few conditions. The southern end near the lake can flood, often requiring a detour along the beach for the final kilometre....

Explore the scenery and wetlands of the Eurobodalla National Park along fire trails of this loop, and it is also likely you'll encounter lots of wildlife including wallabies and even emus! This is a particularly enjoyable loop for mountain biking, which is good fun to return along the rough and hilly power line trails.

This is a must-do if you're camping at Mystery Bay on the south coast of New South Wales. The trail begins from the main campsite and follows the coastal scrub to Billys Beach. You'll wander along the shoreline, exploring rock pools and enjoying the quiet beaches. Billys Beach is a beautiful, secluded beach that is perfect for spending the day at, so pack a picnic and enjoy!

This coastal stroll offers stunning ocean views, with the track winding through a mix of coastal forests and onto some beautiful beaches. The area is steeped in local folklore, named after the mysterious disappearance of some geologists back in 1880. As you walk, watch for local wildlife like spotted gums and burrawang palms, and you might even spot a dolphin or a sea eagle out over the water.

This is a lovely walk with varying scenery, including coastal views, forest and plenty of wildlife. The track begins at the end of Blackfellows Point Road and heads into the holiday park, passing by a small lake. Along the way, visitors will be treated to a beautiful coastal bushland backdrop and are likely to spot kangaroos and wallabies.