Discover Muswellbrook Shire’s bird watching spots
Download our Birding Brochure to easily explore the beautiful Muswellbrook Shire’s local bird watching spots and scenic walking routes. Perfect for nature enthusiasts of varying ages and skill levels, each spot is listed with information on track difficulty, distance and available amenities, with guides on what to look for in each area.
Enjoy peaceful picnic spots and convenient rest areas, or check what to prepare for with one of our more challenging routes. Along the way, spot a variety of native bird species, from the critically endangered Regent Honeyeater to the brilliant Azure Kingfisher. Whether you’re a seasoned birder or simply looking for a scenic walk, this guide will lead you to Muswellbrook Shire’s best outdoor treasures.
Bird watching walks for everyone
Join our seasonal bird watching walks held in January, April, July and October.
These walks are suitable for all ages and knowledge levels, whether you’re a beginner or an experienced bird watcher.
We are joined by members of the Hunter Bird Observers Club, who help participants with bird identification along the way.
Please bring binoculars and wear closed shoes.
To RSVP or for more information, email sustainability@muswellbrook.nsw.gov.au
Spots include…
- Muscle Creek Loop
- Denman Rest Stop
- Denman Nature Walk
- Denman Nature Trail Lookout
- Martindale Creek/Medhurst Bridge at Turnermans Road
- McCullys Gap and Sandy Creek Road
- Giant’s Leap
