Broadford Town Loop (Broadford Common)

Broadford Town Loop (Broadford Common) created by Mitchell Shire Council

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Summary

Explore the town of Broadford via this exciting loop track.

Description

A mostly easy walk with some inclines, suitable for walking, running, cycling, prams and dogs on a lead.

The trail has a combination of concrete footpaths, gravel and dirt tracks.

Along this loop you will:

- see local flora and fauna
- pass through beautiful open spaces and bushland
- see parts of Sunday Creek and Dry Creek
- discover historical buildings
- walk along the main street of Broadford

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Points of Interest

1. Lions Park

Lions Park is an open place that is a great place for a picnic. Here you'll find a BBQ, toilets and a shelter.

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2. Sunday Creek

Watch the water flow past while you cross under the bridge

3. Rest stop

There are benches along the Broadford Common walking track.

4. Broadford Common

This section of the track is known as the Broadford Common

5. Historical signage

There is some signage along the Broadford Common walking track.

6. Broadford Common

Gravel pathways, scenic views,.

7. Donaldson Reserve

Along the track, you'll pass a small playground and fitness equipment

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8. High Street Broadford

Along High Street, you will find local eateries, a supermarket, a chemist and more.

9. Memorial Rose Garden

Mitchell Shire Community Bushfire Memorial, February 7, 2009

10. Public Toilet

Located opposite the post office

11. Artillery

Located at Memorial Park

12. Broadford War Memorial

There is bench seating available in this area

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13. Memorial Park Playground

Fenced playground

14. Broadford District Historical Society

Wander past the historical buildings including the Broadford Courier (original newspaper house), Mills Cottage and School House.

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15. Silver ball and outdoor pavilion with historical items

The silver ball is a straw boiler digester that was operating at the Broadford Paper Mill from the 1890's, to make paper from straw and other materials.