Walks

Clyde offers a variety of walking trails that allow visitors to immerse themselves in the town’s scenic surroundings and historic landmarks. The Walk Around Historic Clyde is a self-guided tour that takes you past some of the town’s well-preserved buildings from the gold rush era, including the Post Office and the former Clyde Courthouse.

For those looking to stretch their legs, the Clyde River Walk follows the Clutha River, providing peaceful views of the water and native flora. Another popular route is the climb up to the Clyde Lookout, where panoramic views of the township and the surrounding landscape await. These walks give visitors a chance to explore Clyde's heritage and natural beauty at their own pace.

Walk Around Historic Clyde

The walk begins at the dam end of Clyde where, sheltered from the severe winds, the first miners pitched their tents. A memorial remembers those hardy men who endured the extremes of Central Otago’s climate: the harsh, sub-zero winters and the scorching, arid summers.

Promenades, Perambulations and Peregrinations of a Pedestrian Nature

This brochure offers various walking track options surrounding the Clyde township, from short easy works, to half day hikes. This is a great brochure for exploring the Clyde region by foot.