Burgessiana Reserve
Burgessiana Reserve is a nature reserve on a ridge in Faulconbridge NSW 2776, in the Lower Blue Mountains. Its standout feature is bushland mainly covered by Eucalyptus burgessiana, a rare and threatened eucalypt, and the reserve is critical habitat for this species.
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About Burgessiana Reserve
Eucalyptus burgessiana Bushland at Burgessiana Reserve
The Eucalyptus burgessiana bushland at Burgessiana Reserve makes the site significant for conservation in the Lower Blue Mountains. The reserve's bushland sits at an altitude of 410 m AHD and gives visitors a sample of the local vegetation communities. Burgessiana Reserve also has significant Aboriginal heritage, which adds cultural value to its natural setting. The reserve is classed as a recreation area, and a visit suits bushwalkers and native plant enthusiasts who want to see a threatened eucalypt up close.
Facilities at Burgessiana Reserve
Visitor tips for Burgessiana Reserve
- ✓Allow about 30 minutes on site for a short bush visit.
Getting to Burgessiana Reserve
Burgessiana Reserve is on Taronga Way, Faulconbridge NSW 2776. Turn off Grose Road at Muriel Street, opposite Springwood High, then go left into Taronga Way. The reserve sits below the road and is reached by a walking track. Cox's Road is about 650 m south of the reserve.
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- 📍Coles Express, Great Western Highway
Frequently asked questions about Burgessiana Reserve
Is there a walking track at Burgessiana Reserve?
Yes, a walking track from Taronga Way leads into the reserve's eucalypt bushland.
What makes Burgessiana Reserve special?
It protects critical habitat for Eucalyptus burgessiana, a threatened eucalypt, and holds significant Aboriginal heritage.
Where is Burgessiana Reserve?
It is on Taronga Way in Faulconbridge, in the Lower Blue Mountains.