Get in touch with one of many clubs in our city to get started:
• Wagga Triathlon Club | Local triathlon club
• MTB Wagga Inc Local racing club, frequent bike rides and social events
• Wagga Wagga Cycling Club | Road and track cycling club
• Bicycle Wagga Wagga Weekly rides, frequent social events
• Kidsons Cycles Saturday shop ride
• Tolland Cycling Club Local road cycling club
• Wagga Wagga Road Runners | Weekly run club
• Wagga Parkrun | Weekly running and walking club
Events: Wagga Wagga Trail Marathon (August), Wagga Wagga Lake Run & Ride (September), Gears and Beers Festival (October).
Scan to discover our region’s full calendar of events. visitwagga.com/whatson
Shifting gears
Lake Albert
• Livingstone National Park
• Tumbarumba to Rosewood Rail Trail
• Northern Kosciuszko National Park
• Hume & Hovell Track
• Woomargama National Park
• The Rock Nature Reserve – Kengal Aboriginal Place
• Narrandera Flora and Fauna Reserve
• Coolamon Bike and Walking Tracks
• Lake Centenary, Temora
• Bethungra Dam and Reserve, Junee
• Pioneer Park, Cootamundra
• Gundagai River Walk
River to Wetland
Experience natural beauty and discover urban delights all in one journey. This trail begins on the Wiradjuri Trail on top of the Murrumbidgee River levee bank with multiple attractions along the way.
Stop in at Riverside: Wagga Beach to admire the water views, enjoy a barbeque picnic or sit and watch the world go by.
Marrmabidya Wetland will greet you with an abundance of flora and fauna, perfect for nature enthusiasts. The 20-hectare reserve also feature interactive storytelling devices, artworks and a Wiradjuri healing place.
Lake Albert is one of Wagga Wagga’s most popular attractions, great for walkers, runners, cyclists and water recreation. The sealed, welllit walking track loops around the lake, passing by a wetland, jetty and picnic benches to take in the serenity.
Extend your journey by connecting to the Wiradjuri Trail.
Wollundry Lagoon Loop
Surface: Sealed/unsealed paths
Grade: Flat
Difficulty: Easy
Start/Finish: Victory Memorial Gardens
Located in the heart of the city, the Wollundry Lagoon is the perfect spot to relax or enjoy a pleasant stroll or cycle. Along the trail you will be at an arm’s length to arts, culture and history in the Civic Centre precinct. Stop in and see one of the many exhibitions on offer, or pack a picnic to enjoy by the banks of the lagoon or under a shady tree in the Victory Memorial Gardens.
Multisport Cycling Complex
Surface: Sealed tracks
Grade: Flat to moderate gradients
Difficulty: Easy to advanced
Start/Finish: Bagley Drive, eastern carpark
The Wagga Wagga Multisport Cycling Complex at Pomingalarna Reserve caters for competitive and recreational cyclists featuring a BMX track, criterium track, learn to ride area (perfect for the kids) and more. Suitable for all ages and abilities.
The cycling complex is a great entry point into the adjourning Pomingalarna Reserve with adrenaline pumping bushland trails.
Pomingalarna Reserve
Pomingalarna Reserve is a bushland reserve located ten minutes from our city’s CBD. Bike, walk, run or admire the natural beauty and views.
Pomingalarna has three marked trails with various levels of difficulty and is home to a multisport cycling complex.
Wiradjuri Trail
Surface: Sealed/unsealed paths and shared roads
Grade: Flat to moderate gradients
Difficulty: Intermediate to
Start/Finish: Various locations
The Wiradjuri Trail is a 42-kilometre loop around our city inviting you to explore the riverbanks, hilltops and everything in between. The trail extends across many of our city’s significant Wiradjuri Places and connects all of the city’s trails mentioned in this guide.
Pick you point of entry or start at the heart of the city which will take you past the Murrumbidgee River and a number of waterways before winding through Silvalite Reserve and Pomingalarna Reserve – perfect for wildlife spotting or enjoying some of the best views over our city.
