Baranduda Parklands

Size: 408 hectares

Vegetation community:   Grassy Dry Forest, Threatened Valley Grassy Forest 

Landform:   Open semi-cleared hillside

Classification: Conservation and Recreation

Enjoy this natural bushland park, and the extensive views and natural experiences offered whilst walking along its tracks.

Where?

Drive out of Wodonga towards Yackandandah on the Wodonga Yackandanda Road. Turn right down Ridge Lane and this will take you to the entrance of the Parklands.

How big?

Barunduda Parklands is 408ha of remnant bush

Sun orchid (Photo: T. Costello)

What you might see?

Barunduda Parklands is rich and diverse in native flora and fauna. Many native animals, woodland birds, and native shrubs, trees and wildflowers can be seen whilst walking along its tracks. The views are also spectacular.

The Project

The aim of the Project is to restore native vegetation to the hillsides and gullies to create a diverse and weed-free parkland environment.

Purple Bearded Orchid (Photo: T. Costello)

Things to do

• Birdwatching
• Picnicking
• Short or Long walks
• Photography
• Bike Riding

Facilities

• Walking/Cycling Tracks
• Carparking 

Visit: http://northeast.landcarevic.net.au/baranduda/

What You Need to Know while in Parklands »

Further information on parklands tracks and trails in the Albury-Wodonga area can be obtained from parklands on (02) 6023 6714.