West Wyalong Wetlands

Located in West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia, West Wyalong Wetlands is a must-visit destination for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts.

The wetlands offer a serene environment where visitors can enjoy a leisurely walk and observe the wetland birds and tree scapes.

The wetlands are a great spot for birdwatching, and visitors can spot up to 32 species of birds during their visit. The boardwalk is well-maintained and level, providing visitors with a comfortable and easy stroll. The wetlands are a lovely place to explore, and visitors can take in the beautiful tree scapes while enjoying the serene surroundings.

The best time to visit the West Wyalong Wetlands is from March to November, during the cooler months when the weather is mild, and the mosquitoes are less active. Visitors should bring insect repellent to avoid being preyed on by mosquitoes.

Visitors can easily get to West Wyalong Wetlands by car, foot or public transport. West Wyalong is located on the Newell Highway, the main inland route between Queensland and Victoria. The wetlands are located on Neeld Street, which is easily accessible by car or foot. Visitors can also take a train to West Wyalong, with the train station located just a short walk from the wetlands.