The Barwon River Trail consists of more than 20 kilometres of sealed paths following the Barwon River.
This trail provides a continuous pedestrian and cycling network between Fyansford and South Geelong through the picturesque scenery on both banks of the river.
The Barwon River Trail provides links to a number of reserves including:
Parks playgrounds golf courses a waterbird sanctuary a waterfall and wetlands are all part of the attraction of the Barwon River Trail.
Southern Path
Starting from the car park above Buckley Falls this path follows the river along the Queens Park golf course before passing under the single-lane steel bridge over the Barwon River.
The trail extends along the river bank to Barwon Valley Park Fun with plenty of play equipment and barbecue facilities available for visitors.
Northern Path
New pedestrian/bicycle bridges have increased access to the walking/cycling tracks around the Moorabool and Barwon rivers at Fyansford.
The path runs through the Fyansford common before reaching the junction of the Moorabool and Barwon rivers.
The trail continues along the banks of the river to Balyang Sanctuary and on to the boatsheds John Landy Athletic Field to Breakwater Road.
The Barwon River Trail consists of more than 20 kilometres of sealed paths following the Barwon River.
The Bay Trail follows the foreshore of Corio Bay from Rippleside Park in Drumcondra to Eastern Beach.
The Ted Wilson Trail follows the alignment of the Geelong Ring Road from Broderick Road in Corio to Church Street in Herne Hill.
The Waurn Ponds Trail is 6.37 kilometres in length and is located along the Waurn Ponds Creek.
‘We must always remember that this land is, was and will always be the Wadawurrung Peoples traditional land.’
The Bellarine Rail Trail is a 35 kilometre trail that links South Geelong to Queenscliff following the alignment of the historical Geelong - Queenscliff Railway Line.