Nail Can Hill - Unemployment Track

Nail Can Hill - Unemployment Track created by MickM

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Summary

Nail Can Hill's Unemployment Track look is a hilly woodland area brimming with native Eucalypts, bush and herbs. This track is however, not for the faint of heart and can be quite a climb.

Description

A wooded area with many native species of Tree, shrub and grass. Home to many species of birds, reptiles and invertebrates. It is a haven of natural beauty located on the periphery of Albury. Nail Can Hill has many points of access, but this specific trail has good access from Monument Hill can could add a difficult element to anyone starting a hike from Monument Hill. The area is often used by mountain bikers, dog walkers and pedestrian locals as a recreation area. As you ascend the trail you will find various views overlooking both Albury and Wodonga. There are also some seating amenities available at some of these views. Which makes for some great places to have a secluded picnic with a view.

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Points of Interest

1. South Trail

This wide part of the trail is often used by mountain bikers and is a good down hill section.

2. Local Flora

This winter bloomer adorns the side of the tracks in large quantities.

3. Old Quarry

Several Quarries line Albury's Western hills. They were used to provide construction materials for the late 19th and early 20th century town.

4. Passage of Time

In between the trees lay the exposed rock which is now visible thanks to millions of years of erosion.

5. Preparing to Bloom

This plant is preparing to open its buds and flower.

6. Fungus in Nail Can

This fungus can be found clinging to rotten wood. Making good use of its moist environment this visible part of the fungus is the fruit of the plant. The rest is likely rooted into the wood itself.