Adeline Park
Adeline Park is a bushland park in Faulconbridge in the Blue Mountains, New South Wales. Its standout feature is a walking trail along the ridge, through heath bushland that is home to large populations of the rare mallee Eucalyptus burgessiana in the park.
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About Adeline Park
Walking Trail at Adeline Park
Adeline Park has a walking trail along the ridge at Faulconbridge, and the trail runs through bushland. It is the park's only facility. The bushland includes heath vegetation of state significance, with large populations of the rare mallee Eucalyptus burgessiana. The trail passes rocky outcrops with views over the Grose valley.
Facilities at Adeline Park
Getting to Adeline Park
Faulconbridge NSW 2776, in the Blue Mountains of New South Wales.
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Is there a walking trail at Adeline Park?
Yes, a walking trail runs along the ridge through the park's bushland in Faulconbridge.
What vegetation is at Adeline Park?
The bushland has heath vegetation of state significance, with the rare mallee Eucalyptus burgessiana.
Where is Adeline Park?
Adeline Park is in Faulconbridge in the Blue Mountains of New South Wales, postcode 2776.