Best trails in Seven Mile Beach National Park

A lovely coastal walk taking in the wonderful sandy coast of Seven Mile Beach that also incorporates the dense sand dunes found behind the beach. This trail is void of any amenities so taking everything you'll need for a walk is recommended, water, a bite to eat and some clothing to cover your limbs and head will make for a much more enjoyable trip.

A fairly challenging walk that can be undertaken in a multitude of ways and variations depending on your fitness and the time available to you. This route take sin the Seven Miles Beach National Park and starts to weave its way through the dunes at times giving you some incredible ocean views. Continuing on to Gerroa is a great way to end the trip and this does require multiple cars to ferry back towards the beginning.

Enjoy a peaceful walk through the bush behind the beautiful Seven Mile Beach. This easy loop follows the Sand Track through a forest of tall Blackbutt and Bangalay trees, offering a sheltered stretch before returning along the open beach. The track surface is soft sand, which can be a bit of a workout, but it’s a great way to experience this popular national park.

This walk gives you the best of both worlds, taking you through the unique forests and along the stunning golden sands of Seven Mile Beach National Park. Starting from the Beach Road picnic area, the track meanders through dune blackbutt and littoral rainforest, offering great opportunities for birdwatching. You can then kick off your shoes and return along the beautiful Seven Mile Beach, enjoying the fresh sea breeze.