A level grade well-signposted track winds through forest of Spotted Gums and cycads to the northern shore of Mummuga Lake and returns to the rest area where facilities include toilets and picnic tables. Local wildlife is a feature of this area; birds, reptiles and marsupials call this forest home.

Length: 2km loop

Time: 1 hour

Grade: Easy

Start: Bodalla Forest Park rest area, Princes Highway, 10km north of Narooma, 11km south of Bodalla

Follow the left fork track to Dark Beach and explore the shingle-covered southern section where you can look for fossils in the unique rock formations and admire a band of volcanic rock separating white sand from black sand. Return to the fork and take the left track to extend this walk through the enchanted forest 400m south to beautiful Myrtle Beach, stopping to admire this stunning ancient headland from the platform on the way.

Length: 2.5km return

Time: 1 hour

Grade: Easy to moderate

Start: Dark/Myrtle Beach car park, off the Old Coast Road south of South Durras and Murramarang Resort

7000 years of shoreline events are preserved in the “chenier” dune complex at Cullendulla Creek Nature Reserve. One of the largest stands of mangroves south of Sydney, it also has significant Aboriginal middens and burial sites. The walk winds through an exceptional landscape of Marine Park Sanctuary Zone via a 300m boardwalk, the beach and a track. There are informative signs along the way.

Length: 1km loop

Time: 45 minutes

Grade: Easy

Start: Cullendulla Creek Nature Reserve, Myamba Parade, Surfside

From the park opposite the shops in Dalmeny, cross the wooden footbridge onto Dalmeny Beach and head north. You will come to the mouth of the magnificent Lake Brou after about 4km, right near a stretch of distinctive sandy red cliffs. This is a possible turning point, or continue on to Jemisons Point and then to Potato Point, where you can enjoy a rest and the view from the bench seat high on the south side of the point.

Length: 14km return (or 8km return to Brou Lake)

Time: 4 to 5 hours return

Grade: Moderate

Start: At the park opposite Dalmeny shops, north of Narooma, (tourist drive 5)

*Cave and walking track is currently closed.Contact NPWS for latest updates on road conditions and cave access*

The Bendethera Caves Walking Trek is only accessible by four-wheel drive via Moruya. It is part of the Deua National Park; a stunning and rugged part of Eurobodalla. The walking trail itself is an eight-kilometre round trip with some dramatic terrain in its final stages. If you decide to access the caves, appropriate headgear, footwear and torches are essential. The walking trail meanders along, following and crossing Con Creek many times, with the peaceful sound of bubbling, flowing water. The endemic Bendethera Wattle can be found approximately three kilometres into the walk, unique to the limestone soils of the Deua National Park. Exciting four-wheel drive tracks abound with animal and bird sightings common. To enjoy the area for a few nights, stay at the campground nearby that offers a peaceful night's rest.