Murchison to Rushworth Rail Trail

Length: 10km
Duration: 3hrs
Grade: 2
Style: One Way
Start: Murchison
End: Rushworth

Location: Northern Victoria
Closest Town: Murchison
Distance from CBD: 162km
State: VIC
Latitude: -36.62369527
Longitude: 145.222941

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Murchison to Rushworth Rail Trail is a 10km, grade 2 One Way hike located in Northern Victoria Victoria. The hike should take approximately 3hrs to complete.

Summary

This trail is partially open – it is still being developed.

Will be 19km long when complete.
This is old goldmining and cropping country, with a signifcant feature being the Waranga Basin.
8 kilometres from Murchison to Channel Inlet Road opened in March 2015.
2 kilometres at Rushworth open.

At Rushworth landscaping has been done and an ashphalt trail laid from the main street to the end of the yard.

It is a great reminder of how a Victorian country branchline station looked, now that nearly all of them have disappeared. At either end of the sealed trail the surface is gravel to the town’s limits.