Bush Walking in the Bathurst Region
From gentle riverside strolls to rugged escarpment adventures, the Bathurst Region offers bushwalking EXPERIENCES FOR EVERY LEVEL OF EXPLORER. Wander through native bush, DISCOVER HIDDEN LOOKOUTS, and immerse yourself in the region’s diverse landscapes, where sweeping views, unique wildlife and rich natural heritage await around every bend.
Abercrombie Karst Conservation Reserve
Known for its extensive cave system, this reserve also boasts 2 bush walking trails.
Closed
Boundary Reserve
Boundary Road Reserve is Bathurst’s most important area of remnant native bush.
Evans Crown Nature Reserve
Overlooking an area of 425 hectares of open bushland with a number of spectacular granite formations.
Kanangra-Boyd National Park
With sheer sandstone cliffs, waterfalls, lookouts, 2 cycling tracks and 1 bushwalk.
Mount Canobolas State Conservation Area
Hosting 6 stunning walking tracks with options for all levels and experience.
Wattle Flat Heritage Lands
A great spot to stop off for a bushwalk, bike ride or some time exploring the gold mining history of the region.
Wombeyan Karst Conservation Reserve
The first site in Australia reserved for the protection of the caves with 3 signed walking tracks for visitors to explore.
Topographic Maps for Further Research
NSW Spatial Services run a great website where you can access dozens of Topographic area maps for free