Oura Oura Reserve Track
Tasmania
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Oura Oura is the aborigial name for Yellow-Tailed Black Cockatoo and the property is the former home of Bob Brown and holds a significant place in the history of the Wilderness Society, the Greens and Bush Heritage. Those keen to stretch their legs further can set off up Drys Bluff.
Getting there
How do you get to the start of the walk?
From the carpark on Gulf Road.
Maps
Which maps cover the area?
Maps of Oura Oura Reserve.
Route/Trail notes
A detailed description of the walk!
From the carpark follow the trail along the creek to a bridge which when crossed presents you with stunning views of Drys Bluff and the Oura Oura property.
Permits/Costs
Do you need any permits? What's the cost?
Free
Other References
How can I find more info? Any guide books?
https://www.bushheritage.org.au/uploads/documents/Visiting-booklets/Visiting-Liffey-Valley-reserves.pdf?srsltid=AfmBOorqpzELTF_CNlIr9QcdTgD9gEjHPq3cBvr3QtDIwysdCi4FFY1m
GPS Tracks
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