Myrtle Beach walking track

How to get there

1. Drive via southern / central Murramarang local roads as directed by NPWS.
2. Park entry fees commonly apply — [VERIFY].
3. Bring tide awareness if combining with rock shelves.

How to do it (step by step)

1. Check alerts and official track page.
2. Water, sun hat, grip shoes.
3. Stay on signed track; look after dunes.
4. Beach time is optional; swim only within ability.
5. Return before dark; no night beach navigation.

What to expect

A compact bush-to-beach walk that adds texture to a Durras / southern itinerary without a Grade 4 mountain commitment.

Metrics and status live only on NPWS — [VERIFY].

Operator’s reality check

Short tracks still injure people in thongs. Shoes on.

If the group is already tired from MSCW, skip optional beach add-ons.

Best conditions

Mild mornings, open track, manageable swell if swimming is the goal.

After heavy rain: slower underfoot.

Map (orientation)

Pin may be approximate. Confirm trailheads, parking and track status on NSW National Parks before you drive.

Extra tips

• Good variety day with Dark Beach or Wasp Head if fitness allows — do not force all three late.
• Quieter than Pebbly on many midweek days — still pack out rubbish.
• No pets. Yuin Country.