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Summary
Summary
There's not a lot to photograph at Lyneham Ridge Reserve unless you like taking pictures of gum trees. The reserve seems to have been the result of some re-forestation in the past, so it is mainly gum trees and native grasses.
The reserve is crossed by several car-sized tracks, as well as several human-made trails. The lattter are more interesting because they weave between and around trees and bushes.
There isn't much underbrush here, so it is easy to go off-trail by yourself. As it is bordered by car-tracks, there seems to be no risk of getting lost.
The Reserve adjoins Gungahlin Drive, so there is a constant buzz of cars going past.
The reserve seems popular with people walking dogs on leash. There seemed to be a lot of kangaroos here, and rabbits also.
There are no toilets here.
Location
Location
There is a small dirt carpark off off Ellenborough St, Lyneham.
There are also a few entrances off the nearby roads but it's not clear if there is any off-street parking.
Photos
Photos
The dirt carpark off Ellenborough st
The larger tracks through the reserve
One of the smaller trails
Hardly any underbrush between the trees make it easy to wander off the trails.
I wonder why someone left this half-done?
Looking east towards the suburbs. Showing another entrance.
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