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Anglers are reminded that a daily bag limit and sizes apply, as do fishing licence requirements.
Explore the Yanha Gurtji Shared Path Network
Ride, scoot or walk to Kidstown, around the Lake, out to the Botanic Gardens, MOVE or Jordan's Bend.
Murchison and Dookie Rail Trails
Shepparton & Goulburn Valley is home to not one, but two Rail Trails in Dookie and Murchison. The Dookie Rail Trail offers a short, scenic ride for cyclists through a classic Australian cropping landscape.
The Murchison Rail Trail follows part of the former Rushworth-Murchison to Melbourne railway, and offers a short, scenic cycle or walk through the significant river red gum wetlands of Doctor’s Swamp.
Australian Botanic Gardens
Stop and smell the fresh country air at the Australian Botanic Gardens, in Kialla.
Mount Major
For the mountain bike enthusiasts there is a purpose built mountain bike park at Mt Major near Dookie, providing a variety of downhill and cross country circuits.
For the hiker, take the Mulana nin iyoga walking trail to the top of Mount Major. This 4.6km return walk offers spectacular views in spring.
Shepparton Tower
Burn off that school holiday energy climbing to the top of the Shepparton Tower.
For more information on walking and cycling in Shepparton and Goulburn Valley click here.
Wetlands
Explore Cussen Park in Tatura, Doctors Swamp in Murchison, Reedy Swamp in Shepparton's North, or Gemmill Swamp in Mooroopna. Or some of our top bird watching spots.
Bird Bingo
Collect a River Connect Bird Bingo sheet from the Visitor Centre, or download a copy and take a stroll with the family around Victoria Park Lake. How many different bird species can you find?
Wetlands are among Victoria’s most valuable and endangered water environments. They provide a safe place for local wildlife and play a critical role in improving water quality. The Victoria Park Lake has a constructed wetland composed of a series of ponds planted with indigenous water plants and is home to many different bird species and wildlife.
Cache me if you can
Join the world's largest treasure hunt, create a free account, discover the river pathways, find a geocache and share your adventure.
Visit https://www.geocaching.com/play to learn more.
Come explore for yourself
