Leisure & Recreation

Wonga Wetlands

Wonga Wetlands is a living example of conservation in our city - where environmental innovation and the protection of our native plants and wildlife can be seen up close in a picturesque floodplain environment. Incorporating seven lagoons across 80 hectares, Wonga is home to spectacular ancient red gums and a variety of wildlife, including 176 bird species, all relying on the wetland for survival.

To learn more visit: alburycity.nsw.gov.au/wonga

Wonga is open seven days a week from 7.30am until 7.30pm, but you’re welcome anytime. If visiting outside these hours, come in via the small gate adjacent to the main entrance. Due to the sensitive nature of the wetlands and to protect the bird population NO BIKES or DOGS are allowed on the wetland or Wonga Loop trails.

Cycling & Walking Trails

Albury is a great place to explore walking or cycling. We are served by more than 50km of interlinked trails - on and off-road, with options suitable for movers of all ages and abilities. Download an overview of the Albury Trails Map from the AlburyCity website, or for a full guide call the Albury Visitor Information Centre.

1300 252 879

alburycity.nsw.gov.au/trails

Local tip: Remember to take your reusable drink bottle to fill up at Albury’s growing number of water refill stations.

Nail Can Hill

Nail Can Hill provides the serenity of a beautiful woodland within a couple of kilometers of the CBD.

Adventurous types can try their hand (or rather legs) at the annual Nail Can Hill running event; or test out over 20km of mountain bike trails while walkers and nature lovers can enjoy being immersed in this picturesque location.

Access via Pemberton St. Albury, Range Road, Glenroy and Centaur Road, Lavington.

Sporting Grounds & Facilities

We take care of more than 30 outdoor playing surfaces throughout the city – from athletics to AFL, basketball to tennis and many more.

Regional sporting facility that hosts a range of sports and activities including basketball, volleyball, futsal, netball and badminton. More than 160,000 participants use the Centre each year.

One of regional Australia’s premier sporting precincts, the Lavington Sports Ground hosts local, regional, state and national carnivals, major sporting events and community sport across a wide range of sporting codes.

The majority of sporting grounds are open to the general public, sporting clubs and organisations. For more information about these venues, visit: alburycity.nsw.gov.au/sporting-grounds.

Swim Centres

02 6021 3011
Wodonga Place (opposite Hovell Tree Park)

02 6025 1034
Moore Street, Lavington

For further information on opening dates and times, fees and membership options, programs and bookings visit:

alburywodongaaquatics.com.au

Skate Parks

Over the last 20 years there has been a significant
growth in the interest and participation of action
sports such as skateboarding and BMX.

David Street, Albury

Bogong Street, Thurgoona

Pemberton Street, West Albury

You will find a complete list of Skate and BMX Parks in Albury at alburycity.nsw.gov.au/skate-bmx.