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Seven Creeks Walking Track
Seven Creeks Reserve is both culturally and historically significant. Long-term residents have memories and stories of the area that describe mining and gypsy camps, humpies, Chinese market gardens, old river crossings and deep swimming pools.
The Seven Creeks Walking Track was established in 1988 by the Euroa Apex Club as a Bicentennial project.
The walking track encompasses the Seven Creeks passing through Floodplain Riparian Woodlands. The track surface ranges from well-maintained asphalt, grassed areas and loose gravel. The Balmattum Hill Walking Tack can be accessed via the southern end of the Seven Creeks Walking Track. Covered footwear is advisable. Dogs are permitted on leashes. A multipurpose track offering nature’s delights to enjoy.
Trails
Seven Creeks Walk
Seven Creeks Walking Track was built as an Apex bicentennial project in 1988. Strathbogie Shire, Apex and Friends of the Sevens continue that good work. Volunteers are principal contributors to the active management of the reserve. They provide revegetation with indigenous plant species to increase habitat values and stabilise soil; they remove invasive exotic plants and rubbish. They also run education activities such as guided tours, information sessions and spotlight walks. Choose to start the walk anywhere along Seven Creeks. Parking is readily available. A good central starting point is Seven Creeks Weir on Kirkland Ave opposite Bury St. Track markers point to a 4km southern loop, a 3km northern loop or a full walk of 7km. Join the Saturday morning communal ParkRun from this location. On your return, the park is a great place to refresh.
