All Walking | Hiking in Johnsonville

The following is a comprehensive list of Walking / Hiking related activities available to the Public for their Enjoyment, Self Improvement & Social Involvement. The Category of Walking / Hiking incorporates the infrastructure and destinations that are free to use, including Tracks, Trails, Bush Walking, Strolling, Trekking or any other form of suitable terrain or landscape.
Walking / Hiking is a Sub Category of Free Activities – Land.



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East Gippsland Rail Trail – Nicholson to Bruthen, Gippsland, VIC

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Category: Bike Riding | Cycling, Walking | Hiking, Horse Riding, and Free Activities - Land
This section of the East Gippsland Rail Trail utilises the 22 km Nicholson to Bruthen sector of the disused railway line.  The trail includes easy to medium gradients along a well maintained trail.  Some 4 km along the trail from Nicholson, the trail showcases varied sceneries including pasture lands, river flats, creeks, the Gippsland Lakes and mountains in the distance.   About Victoria’s Rail Trails . . . Rail Trails Read more…

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Tambo River Mouth Trail – Clues Rd, Johnsonville, VIC

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Commencing from the Harry Clues Memorial Park located on the banks of the Tambo River on Clues Road – just out of the township of Johnsonville, follow the well maintained dirt road which hugs the banks of the Tambo River until the mouth of the river at Lake King is revealed.  Lake King forms part of the Gippsland Lakes system. The gravel road is just under 4 Read more…