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Distance: 5km loop
Grade: Easy
Leash: Yes, at all times
A beautiful and easy walk in the heart of Canberra that tracks around the centrepiece of the city, Lake Burley Griffin. The lake is a bustling waterway with an array of water activities to behold whilst you walk, from sailing, to fishing, to kayaking.
Distance: 1.2km loop
Grade: Easy
Leash: Yes, at all times
This walk promises stunning views of the Murrumbidgee River and its surrounding landscapes. The trail is an easy hike, suitable for all ages, and rewards you with a picturesque lookout point from where you can witness the beauty of the river and the surrounding greenery. From this point, you can even spot the ACT border three kilometers downstream, marked by the power-lines that span across the river.
Distance: 4.5km return
Grade: Moderate
Leash: Yes, at all times
This walk leaves from Remembrance Park, behind the Australian War Memorial. It is a popular destination for locals and visitors, and a great place to bring your dog. The highlight of this sealed trail is the stunning views of the city that you can witness from various lookout points along the way. Additionally, the trail offers information about the Kokoda Trail in Papua New Guinea and its significance in World War II.
Distance: 3.2km return
Grade: Moderate
Leash: Yes, at all times
The Red Hill Lookout Walk in Canberra offers stunning 360-degree views of the cityscape, including iconic landmarks such as Parliament House and Mt. Ainslie. Enjoy a bite to eat at the cafe on the summit while taking in the breathtaking views. The trail is also home to a variety of Australian flora and fauna, making it an excellent destination for nature lovers.
Distance: 4km loop
Grade: Easy
Leash: Yes, except in the designated off-leash areas
Suitable for wheelchairs and prams.
The Yerrabi Pond Loop is a fully paved and wheelchair-accessible trail in Canberra, perfect for a family day out. The trail offers two off-leash areas, one of which is a short detour away and includes a place for your furry friend to swim. The loop is surrounded by parks, shelters, and cafes, making it a convenient and enjoyable destination for families.
Distance: 3.6km loop
Grade: Moderate
Leash: Yes, at all times
The Cooleman Ridge Nature Trail is a beautiful hike that takes you through the heart of Australian bushland. The trail is a part of 187-hectares of protected land, providing a unique opportunity to witness the natural beauty of the region. As you hike, you can enjoy open views across the city and even spot the Telstra Tower in the distance.
Distance: 3km return
Grade: Moderate
Leash: Yes, at all times
Suitable for wheelchairs and prams.
The National Arboretum boasts an extensive network of tracks and trails spanning over 20km, offering plenty of options for nature enthusiasts. If you’re looking to take your furry companion along, the Central Valley Path is a particularly great choice. As you stroll along the path, you’ll have the opportunity to discover rare and endangered trees.
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