Rod Earp Rainforest Circuit (from Carnley Ave) (2km), Kotara, New South Wales

Rod Earp Rainforest Circuit (from Carnley Ave) is a 2km, grade 3 hike located in the Kotara, New South Wales. The hike should take around 1.25 hrs to complete.

Length: 2km

Duration: 1.25 hrs

Grade: 3

Style: Circuit

Start: 14 March Street

End: 14 March Street

Location: Kotara

Closest town: Adamstown

New South Wales

From state capital: 157km

Longitude: 151.6980508

Latitude: -32.93790303

Hike summary

This walk takes the walker into a dense cool rainforest that seems a world away from the hustle and bustle of Newcastle city. You're likely to see flying foxes in the trees and if you're lucky a Powerful Owl. Starting and finishing at the Carnley Ave Reserve this walk can easily be combined with a visit to the Wildlife Exhibits and/or a picnic at Carnley Ave Reserve. A recommended walk.

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