Henry Littledyke Reserve

Henry Littledyke Reserve is a tranquil reserve located midway between Nyora and Poowong on Lang Lang-Poowong Road.

It is a perfect destination for nature lovers, hikers, and dog walkers. The Reserve features three walks with a central reservoir, where visitors can enjoy views of the water body and the surrounding indigenous vegetation. While the Reserve is a pretty area, visitors should exercise caution due to overgrown paths and the presence of snake season.

Henry Littledyke Reserve offers visitors a chance to explore nature and engage in various outdoor activities. Visitors can embark on any of the three walks with lengths ranging between 1-3km, with durations of 20-60mins. As visitors explore the Reserve, they will come across wombat burrows and should exercise caution. Snake season is also present in the Reserve; visitors should keep an eye out for snakes and take necessary precautions. Dog owners can bring their pets along to the Reserve, making it a great spot for a family outing.

Anytime of the year is perfect for exploring the Reserve. Visitors should also note that snakes are active during snake season and make sure they have taken necessary precautions to stay safe.

Henry Littledyke Reserve is located midway between Nyora and Poowong on Lang Lang-Poowong Road. Visitors can drive to the reserve or take public transport to the nearest bus stop and walk the rest of the distance.

South Gippsland boasts numerous walking tracks, and visitors can discover many more by exploring the region. The tracks vary from short to long and are suitable for both hiking and cycling