Kangaroo River Walking Track
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- Explore the tranquil 3.5-kilometre Kangaroo River track, immersing yourself in pristine nature and solitude.
- Bring swimmers and a picnic to enjoy a relaxing afternoon by the refreshing waters of Lake Yarrunga.
- Observe endangered owls and unique arboreal mammals that emerge at dusk for a captivating evening experience.
- Spot waterbirds and gang-gang cockatoos while hiking, enhancing your adventure with vibrant wildlife encounters.
A short walk down to Kangaroo River (Lake Yarrunga) offers the sort of solitude and pristine nature that makes our national parks such treasures. Bring some swimmers and a picnic lunch for a relaxing afternoon by the water, or carry in a tent and make a thrilling night of it. Endangered owls and arboreal mammals live in the trees and come out after dusk, making the evening experience completely different.
Kangaroo River walking track threads off Tallowa Dam Road, 15 kilometres west of Kangaroo Valley, and extends 3.5 kilometres downhill. There are several steep sections along the way, but the unusual wave-like rock formations make it a fascinating trek. Carry some binoculars if birdwatching is an interest, waterbirds, gang-gang cockatoos, and little lorikeets are regularly sighted in the area.
If you’re into fishing, carry a rod and some bait down to the edge of the river, as bass and carp are plentiful in Lake Yarrunga.
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