Giriwa walking track

Giriwa walking track is in the northern area of Meroo National Park. To get there:

From Ulladulla:

• Drive south on the Princes Highway and continue through Burrill Lake Village.
• Around 1.5km after crossing the bridge, turn right on to Romney Park Road.
• Follow the signs to Burrill Lake’s East picnic area or Western Arm picnic area, along Lake Road and Burrill Lake Drive.
• You can also take Wheelbarrow Road off the highway, then right on to Lake Road.

From Batemans Bay:

• Head north on the Princes Highway for around 47km.
• Before you reach Burrill Lake, turn left on to Wheelbarrow Road.
• Turn right onto Lake Road after about 1km, then follow the signs to the Burrill Lake’s East picnic area or Western Arm picnic area.
• You can also take Romney Park Road off the highway, then right on to Lake Road.

Road quality

• The unsealed roads to the East picnic area, and in particular to Western Arm picnic area, are not suitable for vehicles with trailers. 4WD vehicles are recommended.
• 2WD vehicles with low clearance should use caution even in dry weather. 
• Please take care when turning on to Romney Park Road or Wheelbarrow Road from the busy Princes Highway. Directional signage is not provided from the highway.

• Unsealed roads

Vehicle access

• Most roads require 4WD vehicle

Weather restrictions

• 4WD required in wet weather

Parking

Limited parking is available at Burrill Lake’s East picnic area and Western Arm picnic area.

• The nearest public toilets are located at Burrill Lake Lions Park, off Princes Highway, south of the bridge in Burrill Lake Village.
• You’ll find picnic tables at the East and Western Arm picnic areas, at either end of the walk.

Carpark

• Giriwa walking track factsheet
• Giriwa walking track map (1.3MB pdf)