Pambula River Walking Track

Pambula River Walking Track is a serene nature walk in Ben Boyd National Park.

It is perfect for families and nature enthusiasts looking to experience untouched natural beauty. The walk takes you along the picturesque Pambula riverbank amidst coastal woodland and ends at a lookout with panoramic views of Severs Beach and Pambula River.

During the walk, you will start at the mouth of Pambula River, offering stunning views of Haycock Point. Informative signs along the way highlight the rich cultural history of the area. Birdwatching is a popular activity on this walk, with sea eagles being a highlight. A secluded inlet provides a perfect spot to enjoy refreshments while admiring nature's scenery.

The Pambula River Walking Track is open year-round, with the cooler months being the best time to visit. To get to the track, head to Ben Boyd National Park, which is approximately 7 km southeast of Pambula and 500 km south of Sydney. Take Pambula Beach Road to the park entrance and then proceed on Haycock Road to reach the Pambula River Walking Trailhead. A National Parks pass is required to enter the park.