Goondiwindi Walking Trails

The Goondiwindi Walking Trails offer three unique and breathtaking walking trails for outdoor adventurers.

One popular trail is the Macintyre Riverwalk, a scenic three-kilometre walkway that follows the majestic tree-lined Macintyre River. This trail is perfect for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts, with interpretive signs along the way. For those looking for a workout, exercise stations are available at various points along the walkway.

The Natural Heritage and Water Park Scenic Walking Trail allows visitors to explore the wetlands ecosystem in the area. With themed walking trails and disable access viewing ramps, this 3.3 kilometre water-ski circuit offers a unique experience. After the walk, visitors can enjoy nearby barbecue facilities, playgrounds, and open spaces for sports activities.

The Botanic Gardens of the Western Woodlands Walking Trail winds through a 25-hectare area of natural woodlands, attracting visitors with diverse birdlife and native flora and fauna. This popular bushland walking trail provides a peaceful place to explore the rich natural environment.

The Goondiwindi Walking Trails can be visited throughout the year, but it is best to avoid the hot summer months. The mild climate of autumn and spring provides ideal weather conditions for walking. To get to the trails, simply drive to Goondiwindi, Queensland, and park your vehicle at the entrance of each trail.