A significant and rare example of the local natural vegetation. The plant list contains some 150 species from the open forest of Narrow-leaf Peppermint and Manna Gum, through to the relatively dense understorey of ferns and orchids. Walking tracks radiate from the carpark at the northeast corner.
FACILITIES: Shelter, picnic tables and toilets.
Access via Maryvale Road, Crinigan Road or Fairway Drive.
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