Shoalhaven River
Highlights
- Explore 327 kilometres of the Shoalhaven River, offering stunning views and diverse wildlife encounters.
- Kayak through tranquil waters, experiencing the serenity of nature while gliding past lush landscapes.
- Camp by the riverbanks, enjoying family-friendly facilities and the chance to unwind under the stars.
- Hike along scenic trails, discovering the breathtaking beauty of the surrounding canyons and coastal lowlands.
The mighty Shoalhaven River is one of Shoalhaven’s most famous natural assets, right up there with Didthul Pigeon House Mountain (Balgan) and Jervis Bay.
Stretching 327 kilometres, it originates on the eastern side of the Great Dividing Range, near Euranbene Mountain, approximately 350 kilometers southwest of Sydney. It flows generally northwards through the pastoral district near Braidwood, then into a canyon east of Goulburn, before reaching the coastal lowlands at Nowra. The Shoalhaven River is joined by 34 tributaries along its course, including the Mongarlowe, Corang, Endrick, and Kangaroo rivers. It’s a haven for nature lovers with fantastic opportunities for kayaking, hiking, rock climbing, boating and camping adventures.
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Disabled access available, contact operator for details.