There's no better way to connect with the Murray River than to be in it. Whether you're after a relaxing paddle along one of the region's inspiring canoe trails, or exploring the unique ecosystems of Gunbower Island and the Barmah wetlands, The Murray has something for every paddler.
From beginner-friendly stretches of the lower Murray near Wentworth to guided kayak tours of Lake Mulwala and canoeing through the flooded forests of Barmah, the river offers diverse experiences for all skill levels. Discover hidden gems, spot native wildlife, and immerse yourself in the natural beauty of this iconic Australian waterway.
Murray River Canoe Trails (Murray Valley National Park & Barmah National Park)
Four marked trails offer various lengths and difficulty levels, from short loops to longer one-way trips. Explore the flowing Murray, secluded creeks, and Barmah Lake, surrounded by majestic river red gum forests. These Ramsar-listed wetlands are a haven for waterbirds and great for fishing.
Massive Murray Paddle event:
The iconic Massive Murray Paddle (Murray Marathon) is a 404km canoe race from Yarrawonga to Swan Hill, held annually in December. Participants raise money for charity and test their stamina in this five-day event.
Murray River Canoe Hire are Albury's only owner operated canoe hire business. Operating ssince 1991, they can give you the best canoe and kayak experience on the Murray.They have…
Murray Valley Regional Park is made up of many areas dotted along the Edward and Murray rivers, from Balranald all the way to Howlong. Dogs on leashes are welcome in the regional…
The Gunbower Island Canoe trail is a fantastic way to immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the unique wetlands of Gunbower State Forest.The wetlands are recognised as having…
The Junction Island Nature Reserve and Walking Track is the shoal of land between the Darling and Murray Rivers. Wentworth Shire Council is pleased to announce the Junction Island…
This adventure take about four hours. First port of call is the Bruces Bend Marina where you get to view many of Mildura's fleet of houseboats and some old river barges used to…
The Henty Government Dam Nature Reserve is a delight for bird lovers, where up to 140 different bird species either make their home or migrate for the season. Two walking tracks…
Located along the banks of the Murray River, Albury Riverside Precinct provides spectacular riverside experiences including boardwalks and a floating dock. Enjoy a leisurely…
Kayaking or canoeing Edward River in Murray Valley National Park is a great adventure that awaits you. Spend a few hours on the river, a whole day, or organise a multi-day journey…
Voted Australia’s 12th best beach in 2012, Thompson’s Beach is a Murray River highlight.Towering river red gums, a white sandy beach and evening floodlights make this the perfect…
A canoe or kayak trip down the Edward River lets you enjoy the true beauty of this unique river system and the surrounding river red gum forests.You can immerse yourself in its…
All 4 canoe trails in Murray Valley National Park and Barmah National Park have easy water access:Picnic Point to Barmah Lakes day visitor area (17.4km, one-way, 3hr 30min)Push…
Henty's wetland habitat covers 2,023.5 hectares which now includes Doodle Comer Swamp Nature Reserve and private land. Many ancient River Red Gums (400 years) still stand and…
Flowing between the twin cities of Albury Wodonga is the mighty Murray River – a unique natural playground that’s enjoyed all year round. Lining the banks of the River, Albury…
At Noreuil Park, you’ll find places for swimming, kayaking, paddle boarding, bike riding and simply relaxing on the riverbank. Join the locals who come out to play from early…
Price: $1700–2000 / Torrumbarry
Welcome to Murray Life Adventures (MLA), a Group Camp and Adventure Park nestled on the beautiful banks of the Murray River near Echuca. Come and join in for an unforgettable…
This is approximately a 1.5 hour adventure that takes you though a number of swamps and billabongs and creeks. You get to see a number of Aboriginal canoe trees, abundance of…
This adventures takes about two hours. You start off at the junction of Australia's two mighty rivers and paddle up the Darling River viewing the many different birds and learning…
The Murray River canoe trails are accessible from three main points: Picnic Point (NSW), Barmah Lakes day visitor area (VIC), and Barmah Punt (VIC).
Free parking is available at all locations.
Accessibility: These trails are not wheelchair accessible.
Fishing: Fishing is permitted (NSW recreational fishing license required).
Sign up & we'll send you our latest events and deals in the region. No spam, promise!
