The main walks on Black Mountain have signs at key intersections.
Most of these walks are easy with some steep sections.
Black Mountain Woodland Walk
(2km, 1 hour round walk)
Dominant grassland and grassy woodland plants
Black Mountain grassland plant diversity
Geophytes: now you see me, now you don’t!
Woodland walk views and history
Forest Loop Walk
(2km, 1 hour round walk)
Black Mountain forest loop walk
Link walk
(3.5km, 2 hour round walk)
Link Trail
Orchid Trail
Old Weetangera Road
Little Black Mountain Walk
(3.5km, 2 hour round walk)
Little Black Mountain Trail
Link Trail
Summit Walk
(2km, steady climb to summit, 2 hour return trip)
Botanic Gardens (optional)
Frith Road trail
Summit trail
Dogs and other domestic pets are not allowed in Black Mountain Nature Reserve.
Everything is protected. Removal of any native animals or plant material (living or dead), rocks or soil is prohibited by law. Penalties apply under the Nature Conservation Act (2014).
Please walk on authorised walking paths and vehicle roads.
Bicycles are allowed only on formed vehicle roads.
Please take your rubbish home.
