The Moulamein River Walk in Moulamein is a peaceful and scenic walk along the Edward River and the Billabong Creek.
It is a self-guided tour with signage throughout, perfect for nature lovers and those interested in history and the environment.
The walk offers great opportunities for bird watching and spotting local wildlife, such as kangaroos, emus, goannas, bearded dragoons, and kookaburras. It follows a winding river path and features storyboards that provide information on the Murray-Darling River system and the region's rich history.
Highlights of the walk include the Old Moulamein wharf, Ring Tree, Scar Tree, Mooloomoon Shearing Shed, and the famous Big Tree. Each location is marked on the self-guided tour with detailed descriptions of their significance.
The Moulamein River Walk holds cultural and historical significance for the local Wamba Wamba people, who have a long history of hunting, fishing, and holding ceremonial gatherings along the river. Visitors can learn about their traditions and way of life.
The best time to visit is in spring (September - November) when the weather is cooler and wildlife is more active. The walk is accessible year-round, but visitors should wear appropriate footwear, bring a hat, sunscreen, and plenty of water, especially in the summer months.
Located in the oldest town in Riverina, Moulamein, the walk begins in a car park on the corner of Lewis and Brendish Streets. Amenities such as public toilets, picnic areas, and a playground are nearby.