Wodonga - Gateway Island Trail
The Gateway Island Trail is a 4.3 km sealed loop beside the Murray River and Wodonga Creek. It celebrates First Peoples culture through sculptures, murals and interpretive signs, set among river red gums and wetlands.
The route also connects with existing trails, including the Eddie Kneebone Walking Trail, and the Burraja Cultural Centre at Gateway Village.
Gateway Island Trail Map
Download Gateway Island Trail map
Trail Sculptures:
- Giant Monitor Lizard "Kev" by Kevin Ennis and Wodonga Men's Shed
- Weaving the Threads of Healing: The Three Dillybags by Tegan Murdock
- A Bike in a Tree? by Wodonga Men's Shed
- The Long Neck Turtle: Resilient Traveller by Jesse Cooper
- Biyala (Red Gum) by Glennys Briggs and Xavier Pinard
Trail Murals:
- Kangaroo Grass by Daytona Turnbull
- Sleepy Goanna by Jack Turnbull
- Cheeky Possum by Kylie Midson
- Land and Water by Trish Cerminara, Maggih Coates, Kylie Midson, Daytona Turnbull, Jack Turnbull, Shyla Turnbull, Tylan Warren, Hallie Midson, Lottie Midson and Lucianna Winning
- Tiddelek by Maggih Coates
- Wetland by Trish Cerminara, Jack Turnbull and Shyla Turnbull
- Unnamed by Treahna Hamm
- River is Life by Mick Bogie
- Scar Trees by Johnny Murray
Facilities:
- Sealed 4.3 km trail
- Interpretive signs and public artworks
- Seating and picnic tables
- Public toilets
- Nature play
Accessibility:
The trail is sealed.
How to Get There:
The trailhead is behind The Lincoln at 64 Lincoln Causeway, Gateway Island.
Location
64 Lincoln Causeway, Gateway Island 3691 View Map
Web Links
→ www.wodonga.vic.gov.au/Activities-Attractions/See-and-do/Gateway-Island-Trail
