Forest Redgum Walking Track - Briagolong
Forest Redgum Walking Track - Briagolong
The Red Gum Reserve is situated at the Southern end of Briagolong.
Summary
The Red Gum Reserve is situated at the Southern end of Briagolong.
Description
The reserve is home to a range of fauna, including common brushtail possums, sugar gliders and echidnas, frequently seen in spring, eastern bluetongue lizards and red-bellied black snakes. A diverse range of bird life visits the forest ranging from the majestic wedge-tail eagles to tiny yellowrumped thornbills.
A car park is provided in Cemetery Road together with interpretive signage and seating. Seating is again provided approximately every 500m of the walk to enable visitors to relax and enjoy the kangaroos and variety of birdlife that inhabit the bushland.
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Points of Interest
1. Kookaburras
These can be spotted laughing in the Red Gums. Also keep an eye out for wedge-tail eagles..
2. Seating
Seating and interpretive signage provided.
3. Seats
Seating providing throughout the walks allowing you to sit, relax and enjoy the local wildlife.
4. Kangaroos
Kangaroos and a variety of birdlife inhabit the reserve.
Features
Picnic spot
Seating available
Art and culture
Park / Garden
