Biruu gaba lookout walking track is a 700m, grade 3 hike located in Deriah Aboriginal Area, New South Wales. The hike should take around 35 minutes to complete.
Hike overview
For some of the most superb scenic views across Nandewar Ranges and nearby Mount Kaputar National Park, head to Biruu gaba lookout walking track. Located in Deriah Aboriginal Area, near Narrabri, this short yet steep track can be tackled by all ages and is extremely popular with birdwatching enthusiasts. Following the clearly signposted track through open woodlands of cypress pine, you might see a flash of vibrant colour as the turquoise parrot flies past or perhaps spot a brush turkey darting through the trees. At the lookout, take in the magnificent views and see if you can identify the distinctive peaks of Nandewar Ranges. Ideal for school groups, discover traditional uses for plants found in the area via the informative signage. Round off your day with lunch at Wagun picnic area, featuring Culture Sculpture walk.
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Getting there
Biruu gaba lookout walking track is in Deriah Aboriginal Area and located on Carinya Road. To get there:From Narrabri, travel south-east along Old Gunnedah Road for 3km and turn left onto Kaputar Road. After 9km, turn right onto Eulah Creek Road and follow the road for 5km and onto the unsealed road.Follow the unsealed section of Eulah Creek Road for 6km nearly to the end before taking a right-turn onto Carinya Road. Follow this route up the hill to enter Deriah Aboriginal Area. After about 1km, you'll see the information bay on the left.From the information bay, travel east along Carinya Road for 2.5km, passing Wagun picnic area on your right. The parking bay for Biruu gaba lookout walking track is located at the top of the hill on your right. Road quality Check the weather before you set out as the road to Biruu gaba lookout walking track can become boggy when it rains. Parking Parking is available on Carinya Road, a short walk from Biruu gaba lookout walking track. Bus parking is available (one small bus).
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About the region
Deriah Aboriginal Area in the Country NSW region
Deriah Aboriginal Area is always open but may have to close at times due to severe weather or extreme fire danger.
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Acknowledgement of Country
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