Join us for a bird-watching wander along Campbells Creek Trail, where you can connect with nature and fellow queer folks! Whether you’re a seasoned bird nerd or looking for a welcoming introduction to the world of birds, this event is for you. Kids are encouraged – bring the whole rainbow fam!
Morning tea, if desired can be purchased at Stak’s Café after the walk.
About the Trail: Campbells Creek Trail is a shared gravel path that follows the creek. The surface is mostly dirt with some fine gravel, so we recommend wearing sturdy shoes with good grip. The path is mostly gentle but includes a few short, steep sections.
What to Bring / Wear: Binoculars aren’t essential but can enhance the experience. We’ll provide tips on using them, and a limited number will be available to borrow on the day. Please consider bringing a hat, sunscreen, and shoes with good grip.
Facilities: Toilets are available at the Good Op Shop at the start and end of the walk.
This event is made possible through the collaborative efforts of Birdlife Australia, Connecting Country and Castlemaine Community House.
Red-browed Finch, Campbells Creek Trail – photo Jane Rusden
Campbells Creek Trail – starting and ending at Lewis Drive (next to the Salvage Yard).
Please meet at the Lewis Drive overflow car park (turn left just before the entrance to the Salvage Yard and Good Op shop carpark).
