An impressive 500km of outstanding river frontage and surrounding native bush lands can be explored in this great region.
The amount of outdoor experiences to be had, is in abundance, whether you want a spot to camp for a night or two, or to get on the jet ski and have some fun with friends, this region caters for all your needs.
Meander by foot, bicycle or horseback along one of the many scenic trails. Swan Hill’s past can be explored down some gentle walks.
The easiest is The River Walk, which is a well sign-posted 4.5km stroll along the Murray and Little Murray Rivers. Along the trail are signs that educate on the local flora, fauna, fish and incredible pioneering history of this beautiful river port.
The ‘Now and Then’ walk, is a historical journey taken through the streets of Swan Hill and very popular with tourists and locals alike.
It highlights the wondrous history and heritage of the surrounding buildings and monuments, including those that have been lost over the course of time.
If you’re after a bush spot to rest your head for the night, the region is home to many options for campers right along the Murray and in surrounding areas.
Take a drive to the Nyah-Vinifera Park, an opportunity not be missed when visiting the region. Just 20 minutes drive north of Swan Hill, the park covers an area of approximately 1000 hectares.
The tranquility and pristine country, which boasts century-old red gums, billabongs bustling with wildlife and birdlife, as well as lagoons and tracks that wind their way through the bushland, is an experience in its own right.
There’s no shortage of camp sites, great fishing spots and watering holes but it is the Aboriginal historical sites that are most noteworthy.
Artefacts from the Wadi Wadi people such as canoe trees, middens and burial grounds can be found throughout the park.
