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Budelah Nature Reserve
Wildlife-watching is plentiful at this remote reserve—and you might get it all to yourself.
Hidden along the borders of Queensland in New England, Budelah Nature Reserve tempts intrepid hikers with its untamed landscapes and wildlife. Venture out along unmarked trails, hike through Coolibah-black box woodlands, or enjoy bird-watching along the creeks. The only way to explore the reserve is on foot, and bush-walkers have the chance to spot rare swamp wallabies, red and eastern grey kangaroos, barking owls, and glossy black cockatoos. Camping isn’t permitted in the reserve, but campers will find options in Mungindi.
Hidden along the borders of Queensland in New England, Budelah Nature Reserve tempts intrepid hikers with its untamed landscapes and wildlife. Venture out along unmarked trails, hike through Coolibah-black box woodlands, or enjoy bird-watching along the creeks. The only way to explore the reserve is on foot, and bush-walkers have the chance to spot rare swamp wallabies, red and eastern grey kangaroos, barking owls, and glossy black cockatoos. Camping isn’t permitted in the reserve, but campers will find options in Mungindi.
When to Go
The weather can be extreme in the Budelah Nature Reserve, so plan your visit accordingly. Summer (December through January) sees daily temperatures over 30°C (86°F), and the dry heat can make hiking a challenge—plan an early morning or late afternoon visit to avoid the hottest parts of the day. Winter is milder, with daytime temperatures hovering around 20°C (68°F),
Read more...When to Go
The weather can be extreme in the Budelah Nature Reserve, so plan your visit accordingly. Summer (December through January) sees daily temperatures over 30°C (86°F), and the dry heat can make hiking a challenge—plan an early morning or late afternoon visit to avoid the hottest parts of the day. Winter is milder, with daytime temperatures hovering around 20°C (68°F), but floods are common and may limit access to the reserve.
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