The Tibinbilla Nature Reserve is a well known tourist attraction located approximately 40km to the southwest of the centre of Canberra City. Some of the best walks in the Australian Capital Territory are located in this reserve and are very easy to find and access.
If you want to take visitors to see our local wildlife then this is one of the best opportunities. In addition the facilities are excellent with a number of picnic areas that include toilet facilities located through the reserve.
By clicking on the links below you will be taken to the detailed full write up of each of the walks. The time taken is based on very fit hikers so you may want to allow some extra time if your fitness is not quite up to scratch.
PLEASE NOTE: There is an entrance fee to get into the main part of the reserve (see below)
These walks are all relatively easy and don’t take up a lot of time
These walks are medium to long in both distance and time taken with some of them being very physical demanding
Camels Hump Trail (Long Version)
Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve requires a pass to enter with your car (with up to eight passengers). There are a number of walks that can be done from the carpark which means you can avoid the entry fee:
Prices as at 23 November 2023 (Please not at this date fees were not being collected)
All of the reviews for these walks have been done by the team from Australian Hiker based on walking the actual trails.