Seven Creeks Walking Track, Euroa

The Seven Creeks Walking Track Euroa is an easy walking track along the scenic Seven Creek that extends for approximately 6.8 kilometers on both sides of the creek through a red gum riverine plain.

It was established in 1988 as a bicentennial project by the Euroa Apex Club.

The walking track commences at the Seven Creeks Formal Park, and the circuit follows the creek, with one crossing at the Rockies on the southern end and the other at the Butter Factory Bridge on the northern end. Walking along the track, visitors can enjoy the picturesque views of the creek, surrounded by the beautiful landscapes of the red gum riverine plain.

Apart from the scenic beauty, visitors can also spot a wide range of wildlife along the track. The creek is home to 53 species of birds, including platypus, koalas, echidnas, water rats, and sugar gliders. Several fish species, including Trout Cod, English Perch, and Blackfish, can be found in the stream.

The Seven Creeks Walking Track Euroa can be visited year-round. The Seven Creeks Walking Track Euroa is located in the small town of Euroa in Victoria, Australia. Euroa is approximately 160 kilometers from Melbourne, and visitors can reach the town via the Hume Freeway. The Seven Creeks Formal Park, where the track commences, is located just a few minutes' walk from the town center.

With its picturesque beauty and the opportunity to spot several wildlife species, the Seven Creeks Walking Track Euroa is a must-visit destination for nature