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Crows Nest - Hartmann Park

Address: Lot 1 Dingo Mountain Road, Crows Nest QLD 4355

This local park has a beautiful bushland setting and is perfect for a picnic along Bald Hills Creek. Linked walking tracks provide access to Applegum Park and Bullocky's Rest. 

Hartmann Park was donated to the Council in the 1970s by Mr Hubert Hartmann. Hartmann Park walking circuit exhibits a range of geological, vegetative and historical features within the town area.

If you bring your dog, please keep it on-leash.

 

From Toowoomba, drive north on the New England Highway until you arrive in Crows Nest township. Drive past Centenary Park and turn right onto William Street. Drive to the end of the road and park your vehicle on Dale Street.

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Hartmann Park features a picnic area with shelter, picnic tables, barbecues, water and toilets.

Montivaga Walking Circuit

Best for: Bushwalking

Classification: Grade 3

Distance: 2,053m one way

Walking time: 40 minutes

Description: Applegum Walk connects Bullocky's Rest Park to Hartmann Park. The track from Bullocky’s Rest follows Crows Nest Creek downstream  passing the Pump Hole, then up Bald Hills Creek to Hartmann Park a total distance of 2,053m. From Hartmann Park, you can return to Bullocky’s Rest via the town centre or along Esk or Dale Streets. 

Tea Tree Walk

Best for: Bushwalking

Classification: Grade 3

Distance: 690m one way

Walking time: 20 minutes

Description: The Tree Tree Walk is connected to the Montivaga Walking Circuit and the Bottlebrush Walk on the northern side of the park. The trail is named after the Tea Trees (Leptospermum sp.) that are abundant in this area. Some plants that can also be found in the park are: Grass trees (Xanthorrhoea johnsonii), Hairpin Banksias (Banksia spinulosa var. collina) and Applegums (Angophora sp.) amongst others.

Bottlebrush Walk

Best for: Bushwalking

Classification: Grade 3

Distance: 235m one way

Walking time: 8 minutes

Description: This short walk is named after the Bottlebrushes (Callistemon sp.) that grow along the creek and produce brilliant bottlebrush-like red flowers most of the year. The walk starts as soon as the metal platforms is crossed and goes uphill following a set of rock steps that go parallel to the Bald Hills Creek. The first half of the track is narrow and you pretty much brush yourself with the vegetation. The track then opens to a firebreak where you can choose to turn right to the Montivaga Walking Circuit or to continue along the firebreak and reach the Tea Tree Walk. Both walks take you back to the creek where you started.

 

Bullocky's Rest and Hartmann Park walking trails map

Features

BBQ
Bush walking
Drinking fountain
Open space
Car parking
Picnic tables
Shelter
Toilets
Walking

Map

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