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Port of Echuca Accessible Walk – Walking MapsPaths are generally flat, sealed or compacted quartz sand and wide enough for side-by-side travel, passing and wheelchairs to turn. It is easy to follow this walk beside the Murray River. Direction signs are limited. The walk includes an accessible historic streetscape. Only service vehicles may enter.
Edges have drop offs to surfaces such as mulch, grass, dirt, drains and levee bank slopes.
The western ramps to the river and the eastern path below the Moama bridge have a mild slope. Some manual wheelchair users may require assistance. There is a tactile ramped crossing at the service driveway to the houseboat moorings without markings.
Car parks are along the path for collection from shorter distances. Mobile phone coverage is good.
Rest areas
The area is generally well maintained. There is tree shade with exposed stretches in between. BBQ shelters with roll under tables are provided. Not all picnic facilities and bins are easily accessible. The historic area has many interesting and accessible features. Views to the river are great from within the accessible outdoor museum area. Refreshments are available from shops.
Seating is provided along the path, some with back and armrests.
One drinking fountain is located at the houseboat quay via ramps. It is not fully accessible. Carry water.
There is an accessible toilet at the start of the walk and more along the path.
Dogs must be leashed, cyclists may share paths.
Public Transport
Bus No. 4 stops at Warren St 100m across a roundabout from Watson St. The stop has a ramp and information signage, no shelter. Footpaths are sealed, unmarked road crossing is necessary.
Parking
There is accessible parking on Watson St with protected side space. Murray Esplanade also has accessible spaces.
The following photos and descriptions provide more information regarding accessibility. Conditions change. If you notice any variations, please let us know.
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“Together More Active: accessible walking trails for people with disability” is a partnership between Victoria Walks, Disability Sport & Recreation and Regional Sport Victoria.
