There are 6 hiking trails in Australian Capital Territory
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The Canberra Centenary Trail is a 145-kilometre loop trail that takes walkers and cyclists on a journey through Canberra's urban and rural environments.
City Walk is a 400-meter pedestrian space in the heart of Canberra, Australia.
The Booroomba Rocks Walk is a popular trail in Namadgi National Park, known for its panoramic and breathtaking views.
Cooleman Ridge in Chapman is a scenic destination for nature-lovers and hikers.
Cotter Avenue Recreation Area Stromlo, located approximately 23 kilometers from the city centre, offers a range of recreational activities such as picnicking, swimming, fishing, bushwalking, and relaxation.
Kowen Pine Forest is a popular outdoor recreational destination in Canberra, offering activities such as orienteering, bushwalking, running, mountain biking, and horse riding. One of the highlights is a scenic 2.5 km walking trail from the Molonglo Gorge Recreation Area to Blue Tiles picnic area. The Glenburn heritage precinct is also worth exploring, located about 3.7 km from the Old Kowen Homestead. Visitors should be aware of forestry operations and machinery in the forest and follow all sign