Large green sign saying 'Welcome to the Moyhu River Walk' next to a gravel path lined with grass

Moyhu River Walk 

Moyhu-Meadow Creek Road Moyhu Victoria
A grey and blue mosaic turtle on a granite rock surrounded by grass
A green picnic bench and chairs in amongst fallen autumn leaves coloured orange and red
A fish sculpture made from old tin mounted on a rock in a green grassy paddock.
Variety of native plants with brown signage saying what species they are.
River flowing through grassy edges with trees in the background and a rope swing.
A gravel path winding through green grass, lined with tall trees.
A river lined with rocky bank and trees
A rustic sign that says 'King River Fishing Club' next to a gravel trail
A gravel trail along green grass with a post that says 'King River' in mosaics.
  1. A grey and blue mosaic turtle on a granite rock surrounded by grass
  2. A green picnic bench and chairs in amongst fallen autumn leaves coloured orange and red
  3. A fish sculpture made from old tin mounted on a rock in a green grassy paddock.
  4. Variety of native plants with brown signage saying what species they are.
  5. River flowing through grassy edges with trees in the background and a rope swing.
  6. A gravel path winding through green grass, lined with tall trees.
  7. A river lined with rocky bank and trees
  8. A rustic sign that says 'King River Fishing Club' next to a gravel trail
  9. A gravel trail along green grass with a post that says 'King River' in mosaics.
Hours: Always Open
This trail is a true local love story — a community-led path linking the heart of Moyhu to the tranquil King River.

Starting just past the Moyhu Lions Park, after crossing the bridge over Boggy Creek, this gentle walk stretches just over one kilometer to the river's edge.

As you wander, take a moment to look closely — more than 40 native plant species call this landscape home. Along the way, keep your eyes peeled for a number of unique sculptures, including a sneaky one hidden up in a tree. Kids (and the young at heart) will delight in spotting colourful mosaics scattered throughout the trail.

Take a deep breath, slow your step, and soak in the beauty around you. This is more than just a walk — it's a celebration of nature, creativity, and the power of community.

Happy exploring.

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