| RESERVE | Algona Reserve | |
|---|---|---|
| LOCATION | Kingston | |
| DESCRIPTION | One of Council's largest bushland areas, Algona reserve encompasses 15-hectares of bushland nestled between the Peter Murrell Conservation Area and Hawthorn Drive Reserve. Serving as a communal stepping stone in this natural landscape, the reserve plays a crucial role in connecting fragmented communities of Eucalyptus amygdalina (black peppermint) forest and woodland on sandstone. From the showy bossiaea and parrot pea to the rosy baeckea and prickly guinea-flower, Algona Reserve is home to a diverse array of flora, including the vibrant triggerplant and short purple flag-iris. Immerse yourself in the beauty of the reserve's vibrant plant life and appreciate the crucial role it plays in preserving Tasmania’s natural heritage. | |
| PERMITTED USED/FEATURES | CAT PROHIBITED RESERVE Dogs on lead No camping | |
| PARKING |  There are multiple access points to this reserve. Main street parking available off Tetratheca Drive CLICK TO GO TO STREET VIEW IN GOOGLE MAPS  | |
| LANDCARE/VOLUNTEER GROUP | Algona Landcare Group | |
| TRACKS AND TRAILS | Improvements to the Algona reserve tracks include: - Wider tracks for greater number of walkers within the reserve, - Newly created Nature Trail (Algona landcare) to explore, trail is marked by yellow painted bollards.  LINKING TRACKS AND TRAILS: There are no directly linking tracks from Algona Reserve however, the closest Tracks are located south across Algona Rd, the Peter Murrell Reserves Tracks, accessed from Scarborough Avenue. CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD PETER MURRELL TRACKS  |