Best trails in Woomargama National Park

A quiet trail through Woomargama National Park, located in south east New South Wales, close to the Victorian state border and Albury/Wodonga. This out and back route begins from the Samual Bollard Campground, and sounds also be started straight from Tunnel Road (which you'll have to cross). The trail features a small creek crossing over Spring Creek.

An enjoyable trail through the Woomargama National Park, located in south east New South Wales, close to the Victorian state border and Albury/Wodonga. This out and back route bgeins and ends from the Samual Bollard Campground, not too far off Tunnel Road. From here you'll follow the Tin Mines Trail all the way to Norths Lookout on Mount Jergyle. Enjoy the views before tracing your steps back to the campsite.

Massive granite boulders and the whispering canopy of the Woomargama National Park provide a rugged, high-country backdrop for this isolated stretch of the Hume and Hovell Track. This leg represents the first day of the fifth and final major section of the trek, leading you from the remote Tin Mines Campsite to the peaceful Samuel Bollard Campsite. The scenery along this route is dominated by dry sclerophyll forests, featuring a mix of Stringybarks, Peppermints, and native Cypress Pines that...

High country solitude and the whispering shadows of the Bogandyera Nature Reserve define this final stage of the fourth major section of the Hume and Hovell Walking Track. This leg leads you from the tranquil flats of the Lankeys Creek Campsite toward the historic and remote Tin Mines Campsite. The scenery along this route is a beautiful showcase of the region's diverse geology and flora, transitioning from open woodland into stands of majestic eucalypts and native Cypress Pines. As you...

Sweeping ridgeline vistas and the shimmering expanse of the Murray Valley define this picturesque descent from the high country toward the water’s edge. This segment of the Hume and Hovell Walking Track marks a significant shift in the landscape as you travel from the forested solitude of the Samuel Bollard Campsite toward the welcoming shores of Lake Hume. It is a rewarding leg of the journey that transitions from the rugged granite ranges of Woomargama National Park into the rolling hills...

This route takes you deep into the rugged heart of Woomargama National Park, the biggest protected patch of forest west of the Great Dividing Range in New South Wales. It's a spectacular park, protecting important headwaters of the Murray River and featuring a landscape of steep hills and forested valleys. The journey runs from the Lankeys Creek area right through to the Samual Bollard Campground. It's a solid undertaking, prime for an overnight backpacking trip or a challenging mountain...