Wandering a WREN Reserve- Short walk 1km Grade 2 and Morning Tea

Wandering a Wodonga Retained Environment Network reserve

We will meet at the Baranduda Scout Hall then drive east along Chapple Lane and head south on Whytes Rd for 2 minutes to a WREN corridor reserve - unfortunately we will need to climb over a locked gate to enter the reserve but be assured this is a  public reserve not private property. To walk the perimeter will take less than 1 hour.

Bring binoculars, camera and your favorite bird book. Also a thermos, chair and cake - there is a delightful shady patch of grassy woodland to relax after the wander and enjoy the ambience. This corridor  has superb remant and forward planting vegetation that provides habitat for a range of threatened bird species. Grey Fantail photo by Neville Bartlett.

GRADE 2

No bushwalking experience required. There is no track as such or hill to climb - the surface is grassy and leafy however and a number of fallen logs to negotiate

There is a small dam and creek with water for dogs to have a romp

Day Walking

• Current Medical Information Form - LOGIN FIRST  and then it can be FOUND ON THE WEBSITE HERE 
• Water - up to 2 litres recommended for a full day walk
• Sunscreen
• Gloves and hat
• Sufficient food bearing in mind the distance and duration of the event 
• Suitable clothing and footwear - note denim pants are uncomfortable
• Wet weather waterproofs, jacket and pants
• Walking poles
• Gaiters
• Basic first aid kit including your specific medication eg asthma applicator
• Torch or headlamp for contingencies

This event was first held in April 2012 - photos here