The Course - November 2023 - 415km 

 

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One of the world’s longest paddling races, the Massive Murray Paddle has been connecting people, river and country since 1969.

 

Starting in Yarrawonga and finishing in Koondrook, it is the longest event of its kind in the southern hemisphere.

 

While we paddle the same stretch of river, no two Massive Murray Paddle's are the same, therefore course maps are updated annually.

 

Each map below shows the course and information for the day's paddling. Although we repeat the course this year, you will need to download each day's map for specific information.

 

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• Day 1 Monday FEBRUARY 27 - Yarrawonga to Tocumwal 
  Full Distance/Relays: 89km
   

• Day 2 Tuesday FEBRUARY 28 - Tocumwal to Picnic Point Full Distance/Relays: 91km

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• Day 3 Wednesday March 1 - Picnic Point to Moama
  Full Distance/Relays: 77km

 

• Day 4 Thursday March 2 - Moama to Torrumbarry 
  Full Distance/Relays: 63km
   

• Day 5 Friday March 3 - Gunbower to Koondrook

   Full Distance/Relays: 95km

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• DISTANCE 415km

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What's NEW for the MMP NOVEMBER 2023

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Start Day ONE - we are now starting from the Yarrawonga public boat ramp  - Link to google maps - https://goo.gl/maps/Z6US3gbzc7kJwAjq5

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Finish Day Three / Start Day Four - we will now be using the beautiful Moama Beach - Link to google maps -

https://goo.gl/maps/RJvXAxxoVbHvmMYm8

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Check Point A on Day 4 - we will now be using the 5-Mile Boat Ramp on the NSW side of the River for CP A on Day 4 - Link to google maps - https://goo.gl/maps/76FAjUR7RjdaCB87A

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Start of Day Five - we will now be starting from the boat ramp on the Murray River at Gunbower - Link to google maps - https://goo.gl/maps/ApytsEYBtXhR4q2V7

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Finish of the MMP415 / Finish of Day Five - we are now finishing the race at the Koondrook Wharf in Koondrook - Link to google maps - https://goo.gl/maps/yF8Pj45JkUm3F8YLA