Public trail
Centenary Walk
This walk follows the gorge circuit before branching off through open woodland to a bridge over Myrniong Creek, then makes a very steep climb to the top of James Whyte Island Reserve for panoramic views.
At a glance
- Distance
- 4 km return
- Duration
- 2.5 h
- Official track grade
- Grade 3 · Intermediate
- Elevation gain
- Not published
- Cost
- Not published
- Experience
- Self-guided
- Facilities
- Carpark, picnic areas, barbecues and lookouts in the park
- Accessibility
- Not published
- Dogs
- Not published
- Family suitability
- Not published
- Public transport
- No public transport; the park is reached by car only.
Plan your visit
Seasonal considerations: Riverside sections can flood and become impassable after heavy rain; check the forecast before you go. Carry a map and drinking water.
Highlights
- Panoramic views from James Whyte Island Reserve
- Bridge over Myrniong Creek
Trailhead & access: Start at Myers Road Trailhead or the Quarry Picnic Area carpark.
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