Barolin Nature Reserve

Barolin Nature Reserve is steeped in history and is well known for supporting a very healthy population of eastern grey kangaroos. Whilst exploring, perhaps you may also spot a fury or feathery friend emerging from its home in the abundance of hollow-bearing trees. Once a station of the same name, Barolin has long been grazed by cattle. This practice was only ceased in 2023 with rehabilitation still underway. Discover the old cattle yards and remnants from the tramway that traversed the reserve from 1912 to 1948. You can also learn about the telegraph station which first connected Australia to the rest of the world and played a crucial role during the world wars.