More from Conglomerate Gully Flora Reserve
A prominent nature reserve, located in Riddells Creek where the Western Grassland Plains meet the hills of the Macedon Ranges. It has conglomerate rock formations and a small seasonal waterfall. The walk boasts native fauna and flora, including six species of wattle. At a leisurely pace, this 2.9km walk can be completed within an hour and takes you through healthy dry forest and grassy dry forest vegetation types. Wildlife abounds and the parklands are home to kangaroos, echidnas and currawongs.
It is advisable to wear a good pair of hiking shoes. Conglomerate Gully is a hidden gem waiting to be explored!
Trail Features:
- Native Orchids flowering between October to December.
- Learn about the Geology of the area.
- Visit the “half way hut”- a lovely little shelter to sit and take in the atmosphere of the surrounding forest.
A trail map is available at the Macedon Ranges Visitor Information Centres.
Opening Hours
7 days per week