Katzie Marsh Loop

The initial stretch of the Katzie Marsh Loop cuts through the wetlands along a trail known as the Nature Dyke. This trail is a bit overgrown with wild grass and has some areas along the path that have become eroded due to the wet, marshy ground. After making your way past these sections the rest of the hike will open up along a wider path, making it easier to traverse.

This hike offers views of the beautiful wetlands scenery and travels along an easy-to-navigate route that provides hikers with the opportunity to see many different species of birds and mammals. To make the most of the scenery, be sure to take advantage of the lookout towers that provide a bird’s-eye view of the surrounding marshy landscape.

Setting out from the parking area, follow the Nature Dyke Trail south as it heads into the marsh. Be careful along this stretch of the path, as certain areas may be overgrown/eroded. After 1.1mi, you will reach an observation tower that can be used to get a sweeping view of the surrounding area and help you to spot some of the more elusive wildlife species within the marsh. Continue along the trail as it transitions to the Swan Dyke on the eastern side of the marsh. When you reach the gravel road along the Pitt Dyke, turn left to return to the car park and complete the Katzie Marsh Loop.