Evans Crown Nature Reserve
Highlights
- Explore 425 hectares of stunning granite formations, immersing yourself in the natural beauty of Evans Crown.
- Climb to the summit at Crown Rock, reaching 1104 metres for breathtaking views over the surrounding landscape.
- Discover the cultural significance of Evans Crown, a site of initiation and coroboree for the Waradjuri people.
- Observe diverse native fauna thriving in their natural habitat, highlighting the importance of conservation in this reserve.
Evans Crown is located three kilometres southeast of the village of Tarana. Access is from Honeysuckle Falls Road off the Lithgow, Tarana, Sodwalls Road. There is an information board at the start of the walking track.
The reserve comprises 425 hectares with spectacular granite formations. The summit at Crown Rock is 1104 metres above sea level. To the Waradjuri Aboriginal people, it was a special place of initiations and coroboree, and it continues to hold high significance.
Evans Crown conserves a range of native fauna. As a nature reserve the plants and animals are regarded as highly important. Recreational uses are only permitted if they don’t compromise the area’s vast natural resources.
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Accreditations
- NSW – Visit Bathurst
Disabled access available, contact operator for details.