See & Do
Adventure & Activities
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Rugged mountains, river valleys, pristine waters, peppermint scented forests, bush culture and border towns.
Whether you’re looking for an adrenaline rush, wanting to tap out of the hustle and bustle, or fancy sample the simple joys of country living, get ready to experience all that the Upper Murray has hidden up her sleeve.
Fishing
Bait fishing, fly fishing, trawling or tickling, the Upper Murray is a secret fishing paradise. So, find your perfect spot under the gums, cast a line, and let the magic of the Murray River do its thing. Silver perch, rainbow trout, redfin, and, of course, Murray cod swim the river in significant numbers. And for lake lovers, there’s also Khancoban Pondage, a 3 km lake with views of the Snowy Mountains. Check the respective state fishing regulations and seasons before you go. Don’t forget your bait … and esky of course!
Water Sports
The Upper Murray has some of the best white-water rafting spots in Australia. Some even claim they’re good enough to rival New Zealand and Canada! So, whether you want to brave the rapids with some white-water rafting, have a lark with some river tubing, or you simply want to enjoy more tranquil waters by kayak, canoe or paddle board, The Upper Murray has heaps of watery fun for all ages, and all levels of adrenaline seeker.
Drive & Ride
Discover the scenic roads and towns of the Upper Murray – striking views of alpine peaks and river valleys guaranteed. So, wind down the window, take in a gulp of fresh Upper Murray air, and let some of Australia’s most spectacular scenery open up in front of you. Make sure you don’t miss out on Snowy Valleys Way – the ultimate ‘escape’ route – 300 km of road dotted with wineries, mountain vistas, swimming holes, farm gates, hiking trails and more.
Hike
Hike, bushwalk, wander, or stroll, the Upper Murray features a wide range of walking tracks, nature trails, and lookouts just waiting to be discovered. Many of the region’s tracks are suitable for families and boast spectacular views and an abundance of flora and fauna. Start off with an easy stroll to the Playles Lookout in Corryong, where you get sweeping views across the valley to surrounding mountains. Step things up with a 10 km return walk to the top of Pine Mountain, a gigantic rock monolith one and a half times as large as Uluru.
4WD
If you’re an avid 4WD enthusiast you’ll love the Upper Murray, which offers some of the most diverse and unforgettable landscapes in Australia. Discover stunning campsites accessible only by 4WD, enjoy the Geehi Huts loop with its two river crossings, or traverse the very tricky Davies Plain Drive – not for the inexperienced. You can also check out the Burrowa-Pine Mountain National Park, which stretches between Walwa Creek in the northwest and Cudgewa Creek in the southeast, the area is a four-wheel driver’s playground with extensive tracks leading to rugged mountain peaks and rocky outcrops.
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Looking for somewhere to eat?
If there’s one thing worth mentioning, it’s the pubs and hotels dotted throughout the region, some on the river, each with their own unique character and charm.
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