Albury

Home to the winding Murray River and its waterways, Lake Hume (six times larger than Sydney Harbour), an array of food, cultural icons, contemporary museums, linkages to our migrant history, our indigenous people and with secret resting spots around every corner.

Hume & Hovell Track > Section 5

Accommodation

When you reach the Hovell Tree at the end of the Hume & Hovell Track you can stay in one of the large range of accommodation options in Albury.

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Eat & Drink

Once you are back in the mayor city of Albury for your day or multi-day hike, you will be welcomed with bars, pubs, restaurants and cafes.

You can also find homemade gelato, Mediterranean street food, regional craft beers and one of Albury Wodonga’s best breakfast spots at Junction Place in Wodonga.

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Things to do

Some of the amazing things to do fall right on the track! North’s Lookout, Eastern Hill, Lake Hume and the Mighty Murray River. Visit Albury Wodonga for more details.

The Albury Botanic Gardens are over 145 years old. Inside you will find The Hume Monument. Commemorating Hamilton Hume’s discovery of the Murray River on 16th November 1824. Originally unveiled at the site of the tree carved by Hume, which had been destroyed by fire, the monument was later relocated to the Albury Botanic Gardens.

Canoe down the Murray River, taking in the Australian bush from a different perspective.