Nature & Fossicking

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State Forests, Reserves & National Parks
Explore 25 natural areas ideal for scenic drives, bushwalking, mountain biking, birdwatching, and picnics. Key locations include Lake Cowal, home to diverse flora like Kurrajong, Ironbark, and rare orchids, and fauna such as kangaroos, echidnas, goannas, and Malleefowl.

Download Lake Cowal Booklet Here(PDF, 1MB)

Fossicking
Bland Shire is a declared fossicking district - one of 63 across NSW. Fossicking is allowed on lawful land with permission and a permit (not in National Parks). Maps are available at the West Wyalong Visitor Information Centre.

Download Bland Shire's Fossicking Booklet Here(PDF, 7MB)

The Wetlands – Neeld Street, Wyalong
A passive recreation area supporting local water needs and wildlife. Features include a bird sanctuary, land island for protection, and stocked Golden Perch fish.

Download the Wetlands Booklet Here(PDF, 2MB)

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