Boyters Lane Bird Hide Walk
JOURNEY
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Difficulty: Easy
Just before crossing Spencers Creek and reaching South West Rocks, Boyters Lane is on the left. There is plenty of parking in front of the bird hide with information panels.
From the bird hide, you can follow the signposted walkways which, in part, are laid out in a figure-eight pattern.
The site was rehabilitated by Kempsey Shire Council who planted 15,000 native trees and shrubs, protected and improved eight hectares of mangrove and salt marsh, built the walkway and constructed the bird hide and information hut.
Difficulty: Easy
Just before crossing Spencers Creek and reaching South West Rocks, Boyters Lane is on the left. There is plenty of parking in front of the bird hide with information panels.
From the bird hide, you can follow the signposted walkways which, in part, are laid out in a figure-eight pattern.
The site was rehabilitated by Kempsey Shire Council who planted 15,000 native trees and shrubs, protected and improved eight hectares of mangrove and salt marsh, built the walkway and constructed the bird hide and information hut.
