Jindivick - Nangara Reserve
Nangara Reserve is a 14 hectare reserve which was formerly a quarry and has unpaved walking trails and picnic tables. it is located 3km south west of Jindivick and adjoining to the Bunyip State Park.
Nangara means 'meeting of the waters,' and the reserve forms part of the headwaters to the Labertouche Creek that runs south west to the Tarago River and then the Bunyip River. Indigenous culture is an important part of the reserve and the local area.
The reserve has lots of short tracks (some steep sections) that feature art installations, interpretive signage and access to the Bunyip State Park.
The walking tracks offer a varied terrain for all levels of walkers. There are several kilometers of walking tracks within the reserve that take visitors through low land creeks, gum forests, sections of regenerating bush and alongside settlement ponds that have become home to a number of frog species.
A Black Saturday Memorial can be visited on the Nangara Loop walk within the reserve.
Location
95 Nangara Road, Jindivick 3818 Map
Web Links
→ Nangara Reserve Map
