Walking Trails

There are a number of walks in and around Creswick for all abilities. Please call into the Visitor Information Centre at 43 Albert Street, to pick up walking trail brochures, or click on the PDF links on the listings where available.

Click here to download a PDF copy of the Hepburn Shire Council's Walking & Cycling Guide.

Download: Parks Vic Creswick Regional Park Notes, which includes a map of bushwalking trails in the Park.

Calembeen Park

Swimming, fishing, BBQ facilities, public toilet and change rooms- Calambeen Park is a peaceful quiet location that is ideal for a family picnic where the children can stretch their legs.

Centennial Walk- Creswick Creek

This walk runs beside the Creswick Creek. It is a flat gravel path, easily accessible and suitable for all ages.

Creswick Heritage Walk

This trail around the township showcases Creswick's heritage buildings. The trail is 8.5km long and is part of the Goldfields Track.

Eaton's Dam & Koala Park

A relic from the gold mining era, Eaton's Dam is an interesting example of early stone and earth construction techniques.

La Gerche Gully

Facilities here include electric barbecue and picnic area, Landcare displays, information and educational walks.

Lindsay Art Trail

The Lindsay family has made significant contributions to Australia's art and culture. Celebrating their life in Creswick from the late 1890s to mid 1960s, the Lindsays Arts Trail comprises 24 sites weaving through 7.6 kms of the town.

Park Lake

This is a beautiful lake with two island features, a fountain, and a recently constructed rotunda, located on Castlemaine Road.

The Great Dividing Trail

The local section of the Great Dividing Trail from Creswick to Ballarat is called The Miner's Walk, and takes you on an historical journey through Creswick Regional Park to Ballarat.