Mujar Bija Reserve
Mujar Bija Reserve is a small bushland reserve on St Martins Crescent in Blacktown, with a zig-zag walking path climbing a grassy, tree-covered slope from Bungarribee Road. Visitors can walk the path to the top and rest on benches near the trees.
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About Mujar Bija Reserve
Walking Path Up the Slope at Mujar Bija Reserve
The main feature of Mujar Bija Reserve is a steep zig-zag path that runs from the bottom of the slope up to Bungarribee Road at the top. Walkers and joggers use this path to climb through the planted trees. Benches sit near the trees at the back of the reserve, and the grass alongside the path is kept mown to an even length. The reserve has no playground, so its visitors mainly walk and sit.
Facilities at Mujar Bija Reserve
Visitor tips for Mujar Bija Reserve
- ✓Wear sensible shoes, since the path is steep and zig-zags up the slope
Getting to Mujar Bija Reserve
Mujar Bija Reserve is on St Martins Crescent, Blacktown NSW 2148. Its steep path climbs from Bungarribee Road to the top of the reserve. No public transport or parking details are confirmed.
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Does Mujar Bija Reserve have a playground?
No playground is listed at Mujar Bija Reserve. Its facilities are a walking path and benches among grass and trees.
What can you do at Mujar Bija Reserve?
Visitors walk the zig-zag path up the slope, and sit on benches near the trees at the back of the reserve.
Where is Mujar Bija Reserve?
The reserve is on St Martins Crescent in Blacktown NSW 2148, with its path climbing from Bungarribee Road.