Uralla Nature Reserve

Uralla Nature Reserve Trafalgar is a hidden gem for bushwalkers, offering 60 hectares of natural Australian bush just a short distance from the main highway.

The reserve provides a variety of tracks, ranging from easy to fairly steep, allowing visitors to explore its beauty all year round.

The main activity in Uralla Nature Reserve is bushwalking, with options for all levels of difficulty. One track is even wheelchair-friendly, providing accessibility for all visitors. Exploring the moss-covered logs, ferny glades, and enjoying the scent of wet earth are some of the exciting experiences within the reserve. Birdwatching is also popular, with the chance to spot species such as the superb fairy-wren, eastern yellow robin, and grey shrike-thrush.

The best time to visit Uralla Nature Reserve is during the cooler months from March to November, when the weather is mild for outdoor activities. To reach Uralla Nature Reserve Trafalgar, visitors can drive approximately 120 kilometers east of Melbourne to Trafalgar. There is a small car park available for visitors to park their vehicles, and the reserve is conveniently located just five minutes away from the center of town.

Uralla Nature Reserve offers several track options to explore the natural bush, all well signposted to prevent getting lost. Dogs are allowed on a leash, providing an opportunity for pet owners to enjoy the reserve. The easiest track is wheelchair-friendly, ensuring accessibility for all visitors.