Tank Hill Reserve

Tank Hill Reserve Wonthaggi is a nature reserve located in the Gippsland region of Victoria, Australia.

It sits atop the site of Wonthaggi's first water supply and is a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and bird watchers. Visitors can explore the reserve's network of trails that lead through native bushland and spot a variety of bird species.

The main activities at Tank Hill Reserve include hiking, birdwatching, and exploring the native bushland. There is a well-defined loop track that takes visitors around the perimeter of the reserve, with smaller tracks branching off for further exploration. Bird watchers can visit the Baxter Wetlands trail, which features an Indigenous replanting project and a bird hide. The Wonthaggi Wetlands Reserve is also worth checking out, especially for those who prefer boardwalks. Rail enthusiasts can explore the area's mining history by following the tracks.

The best time to visit Tank Hill Reserve is during the spring and autumn months when the weather is mild and the reserve is less crowded. To get to Tank Hill Reserve, visitors can drive to Wonthaggi, which is located in the Bass Coast region of Victoria. Wonthaggi is conveniently situated near some impressive food destinations. Alternatively, visitors can take public transportation to Wonthaggi and then walk or bike to the reserve.

Tank Hill Reserve Wonthaggi offers a beautiful setting for birdwatching, enjoying the fresh air, and hiking through native bushland. Visitors should come prepared with proper hiking shoes, sunscreen, and plenty of water.