Walking

Singleton Heritage Walk

Singleton Heritage Walk is a gentle, self-guided tour taking about 1 to 1.5 hours over a distance of roughly 2 kilometres leading you to a collection of proud historical buildings that stand to tell the tale of the rich heritage the Singleton area has to offer. You will pass historic buildings like the State Heritage-Listed Ewbank, the Post Office, and Burdekin Park.

Start your journey at Singleton Visitor Information Centre where staff will provide a map for you to follow.

Lake St Clair foreshore walk⁠

Enjoy peaceful waterfront views, spot local wildlife and settle in for a picnic by the water at Lake St Clair Park. Park fees apply.

Wilf Allen River Walk

Take a gentle but scenic stroll along the Hunter River. Access the start of this walk at Rose Point Park.

Apex Heuston Lookout

Not only does Apex Heuston Lookout provide great views over Singleton, but offers the 3.2km Green Corps Loop, 600m return walk to the viewing platform or the 1.1km river walk.

Broke Village Heritage Trail

A gentle walk around NSW's Top Tiny Tourism Town passing historical sites including the old slab hut area, Monkey Place Creek, and the historic Broke Cemetery (dating back to 1844).

⁠Yengo National Park⁠

Strap on your hiking boots and explore the picturesque Yango walking trail. A former logging trail, this 6km walk rewards you with views of the area’s unique geology and stunning sandstone landscape.

Mount Royal National Park

Walking trails include Pieries Peak walking track, a 3km return hike from Youngville campground to a scenic lookout across the Hunter Valley and Lake Saint Clair and Carrow Brook walking track. A 6km challenging loop hike, it’s best suited to fit, experienced bushwalkers.