Overlooking the village of Tarana, Evans Crown Reserve is an area of 425 hectares of open bushland with a number of spectacular granite formations.  It was a sacred area of the local indigenous people and walkers are asked to respect this. The reserve is relatively flat on top and it is possible to walk through open bushland from one group of granite boulders to the next, although there are no maintained walking tracks. It is suitable for bushwalkers who are confident of exploring  open bushland without designated tracks.