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'Extensive' storm damage closes popular South Coast walk

Summary by aboutregional.com.au
Pebbly Beach is one of the attractions along the coastal walk – but the trek will be off-limits for several weeks. Photo: Karyn Starmer. A South Coast tourist attraction is facing a closure of up to two months after it received a battering during recent storms. The 34 km, three-day Murramarang South Coast Walk runs from Pretty Beach (near Kioloa) to Maloneys Beach (near Batemans Bay) and opened in 2023. The route is popular for its views of the …
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'Extensive' storm damage closes popular South Coast walk

Pebbly Beach is one of the attractions along the coastal walk – but the trek will be off-limits for several weeks. Photo: Karyn Starmer. A South Coast tourist attraction is facing a closure of up to two months after it received a battering during recent storms. The 34 km, three-day Murramarang South Coast Walk runs from Pretty Beach (near Kioloa) to Maloneys Beach (near Batemans Bay) and opened in 2023. The route is popular for its views of the …

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aboutregional.com.au broke the news in Deakin, Australia on Wednesday, July 23, 2025.
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