There are plenty of walking trails around the Milani bush, much of which is set aside as a bush conservation reserve. Wildlife and birds abound, especially the platypus in the steam. You can follow some of the marked trails or Lynne can guide you to several very different ecosystems, each with its own distinctive flora groupings. The natural undergrowth of flowering shrubs and in-tact tree populations provide a safe home for a vast array of small birdlife and is of special interest to international visitors. The rocky undisturbed hilltops likewise provide an isolated nesting environment for the larger birds including eagles and channel-billed cuckoos.

Because much of the area has been isolated from human activity, plants, birds and animals (echidnas, wallabies, kangaroos etc) can be enjoyed in their natural state. You won't have to work too hard to catch a glimpse of our platypus (we didn't call it Platypus cabin for nothing). There's 8000 acres to explore so pack the binoculars, the camera and the bird book and we guarantee you will be rewarded.

Guided bushwalks range from easy to challenging and include refreshments and lunch. One days notice is required for a guided catered walk and prices are available on application.

For bookings or further information:

contact your hosts, Wal or Lynne Chapman.