Seven Creeks Walking Track

There is an easy walking track along the scenic Seven Creeks which was established by the Euroa Apex Club.

Commencing at the Seven Creeks Formal Park, the circuit follows the creek with one crossing at the Rockies (southern end) and the other at the Butter Factory Bridge (northern end).

The track was established in 1988 as a Bicentennial Project. It extends for approximately 6.8 kilometres along both sides of the creek through a red gum riverine plain.

Fifty-three species of birds have been identified along the creek, as well as platypus, koalas, echidnas, water rats and sugar gliders. Trout Cod, English Perch, Blackfish and other species are found in the stream. A fish ladder is located near the central section of the track.

There is an easy walking track along the scenic Seven Creeks which was established by the Euroa Apex Club.

Commencing at the Seven Creeks Formal Park, the circuit follows the creek with one crossing at the Rockies (southern end) and the other at the Butter Factory Bridge (northern end).

The track was established in 1988 as a Bicentennial Project. It extends for approximately 6.8 kilometres along both sides of the creek through a red gum riverine plain.