Canberra Centenary Trail offers a unique outdoor experience for walkers and touring cyclists to explore the Australian Capital Territory (ACT). Spanning 145 kilometers, this self-guided, non-motorised loop trail showcases the urban and rural landscapes of Canberra, featuring iconic sites and hidden treasures. Designed to be accessible to a wide range of walkers and cyclists, the trail follows management trails, walking tracks, and shared paths, providing a low-intensity recreational opportunity for individuals of moderate ability.
With a focus on promoting outdoor recreation and appreciation for Canberra’s natural beauty, the Centenary Trail encourages visitors to engage with the flora and fauna along the trail. From special pencil rubbings to bird sightings, the trail offers interactive experiences for nature enthusiasts. Additionally, the trail is divided into daily sections, allowing flexibility for participants to join or leave at various locations. Whether embarking on a shorter walk or tackling the entire loop, the trail provides a diverse and engaging way to experience the ACT’s landscapes.
As visitors traverse the Canberra Centenary Trail, they are immersed in the rich cultural and environmental heritage of the region. With a commitment to acknowledging and respecting the traditional custodians of the land, the trail highlights the ongoing connection of the Ngunnawal people to the ACT. By providing access to information about parks, reserves, and recreational activities, the trail serves as a platform for residents and visitors to engage with the natural spaces of the ACT, fostering a deeper appreciation for the region’s diverse landscapes and cultural significance.
