Description
The Hamilton Bandicoot Wildlife Walk Hamilton is located in the Hamilton Parklands Bandicoot Enclosure, managed by The Hamilton Institute of Rural Learning.
It serves as a secure breeding ground for the endangered Eastern Barred Bandicoot and features a wildlife walk showcasing the flora and fauna of the western district.
The walk takes around 30 minutes to complete and is suitable for all ages. Visitors can observe native wildlife such as kangaroos, wallabies, echidnas, and various bird species. Signs with illustrations of indigenous flora and fauna enhance the experience.
The Hamilton Bandicoot Wildlife Walk is open year-round and offers different scenic experiences throughout the seasons. Spring and summer display colorful wildflowers, while autumn showcases golden and russet trees. Winter is a quieter season for those who prefer less crowded walks.
To reach the walk, visitors can drive or walk from Hamilton's town center, with the walking path starting at the end of Ballarat Rd near the Western Hwy. Public transportation options are also available, with buses and trains stopping nearby. Ample parking is provided, and visitors are requested to park in designated areas.
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