Tuross Head to Bingie to Congo
Bingie Dreaming Track

From Tuross Head to Congo Headland or halfway to Bingie.

Starting at Congo The Bingie Dreaming Track follows part of the dreaming track used by the Brinja-Yuin people. It has some great vantage points for whale watching and passes through a variety of plant communities from eucalyptus forests to heath lands.

In spring wildflowers are at their colourful best and bird enthusiasts will be well rewarded with a variety of species at any time of the year. This coastal walk includes some sections along sandy beaches.

Highlights are the spectacular views of beaches, headlands and islands and the shades of ochre and rust in the rocks around Bingie Headland. Plenty of picturesque and secluded places to stop and swim.

A well deserved end point for refreshments are the cafes and restaurants at the end of the Tuross cycleway along Nelson Parade, Tuross Head.

Take a map and be aware the inland track can become overgrown at times. For a shorter walk you may wish to start or turn around at Merringo or do a car shuffle at either end.

Length: 16km one way (do a car shuffle) from Congo to cafes at Tuross Head, or 8km one way and 16km return from Congo Headland to Bingie Bingie Point.

Time: 6 hours inlcuding a few breaks
Grade: Moderate
Access: Congo Headland, east of Moruya

The Bingie Residents Association, who created the Dreaming Track from Congo to Bingie, extended this marvelous walking track to Tuross Head.

The route comes past the sewerage depot tyat attracts an incredible crossection of birdlife to then continue along the
pipeline and Telecom easements to Coila Lake and around the
north-east edge of the lake to Coila Beach.

When Coila Lake is too high an alternative route will follow the sea shore.

Click here to see the Bingie Dreaming Track Map

and here to see the excellent four-page Tuross Bingie walking track brochure

Click here for a National Park brochure and map to help you find your way !!!

Bingie Dreaming Track Working Bee photos