After a long drive, nothing beats a refreshing stroll along St George’s 2.5 km riverbank walkway. This shady, tranquil path meanders from the historic Jack Taylor Weir to behind the hospital, with easy access from multiple points along the way.

Start your journey at the Jack Taylor Weir, where a commemorative stone marks Sir Thomas Mitchell’s 1846 crossing of the Balonne River on St George’s Day—a nod to the town’s namesake. As you wander along the riverbank, you’ll encounter a flood marker, showcasing the Balonne River’s historic flood levels over the years. This scenic walkway is the perfect way to stretch your legs, enjoy the river views, and take in a bit of St George’s unique history.