Goulburn River Trail, Seymour
Goulburn River Trail, Seymour
Get back to nature with a walk along the bank of the Goulburn River. This is a multi-purpose trail suitable for all abilities.
Summary
Get back to nature with a walk along the bank of the Goulburn River. This is a multi-purpose trail suitable for all abilities.
Description
This mostly flat track is suitable for walking, running, cycling, prams and dogs (on-lead only).
The route along the river is 3.4km one-way. You cannot access the track from Emily Street, however, there are several entrance points and ample car parking options through the middle of the track.
The walk has plenty of picnic spots where you can take a break and enjoy birdwatching and wildlife spotting.
There are also many local eateries within walking distance.
When you're in the area, you can visit the Seymour Visitor Information Centre for more information on Seymour's hidden gems.
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Points of Interest
1. Vineyard
The first vines were planted in 1968. Grapes were processed on-site for the first time in 1976. The winery was originally known as Glengariff Winery.
3. Car park
Car park and entry point
4. Old Rowing Course
From 1899 until the First World War the area of the river near here was used as the Rowing Course for the Annual Rowing Regatta.
5. Car park
Car park and entry point
6. Car Park
Car park and entry point
7. Boat Ramp
There is a boat ramp located in Lions Park
8. New Crossings Place (Lions Park)
This park in Seymour facilities for a great day out - BBQs, toilets, a drinking fountain and shelter.
9. Fishing Platform
Viewpoint
10. Car Park
Car park and entry point
11. Old Swimming Pool
The posts in the river near here indicate the site of the old swimming pool, which was very popular with locals during the early and mid 1900's.
12. Army Tank
Located opposite the Seymour Visitor Information Centre.
13. Street parking
Street parking and entry to the track is available on Robert St
14. Seymour Visitor Information Centre
Drop in to learn more about this walking track and other local gems.
15. Public toilets
Located next to the Seymour Visitor Information Centre
16. The Goulburn Brewery
In 1870 the River Goulburn Brewery was built on the river bank by Thomas Bolton near the old police site and operated there until 1893.
Features
Public Transport
Picnic spot
Drinking water available
Seating available
Public toilets
Pram friendly
Historical interest
Local treasures
Art and culture
Nature trail
Lake, creek, river
Park / Garden
