Ellis Brook Valley Reserve — Attraction in Martin

Ellis Brook Valley Reserve is a truly remarkable place, a testament to the enduring power of nature. Its timeless landscape, shaped over millions of years, offers a unique journey through time and space. The reserve is a haven for biodiversity, bursting with vibrant wildflowers throughout the year. Summer and winter alike bring forth a kaleidoscope of colors, painting the valley in breathtaking hues. Beyond its natural beauty, the reserve holds historical significance. Evidence of human activity dating back over 200 years whispers tales of past civilizations and their interactions with this ancient land. These remnants of the past add another layer of intrigue to this already captivating environment. Whether you're seeking tranquility amidst nature's embrace, eager to explore ancient history, or simply yearning for a connection to the earth's long and storied past, Ellis Brook Valley Reserve offers an unforgettable experience. It's a place where time seems to slow down, allowing visitors to reconnect with the natural world and appreciate the enduring beauty...

Stunning views in the trails here. The trail is very nice and steep. We went twice. First time without any planning and just starting hiking somewhere at a random point. Turned out it was not the main trail. Nevertheless we had fun and enjoyed the views. We even saw a couple of Kangaroos.

We came back the next day and did the 30 - 40 min loop trail which is supposed to be have a waterfall at its peak except that it was dry. With the recent heavy rains, there might be a waterfall.

Plenty of parking available. There are picnic tables. There is a public toilet but no running water and it smells bad.

Overall a very good hiking trail with stunning views. We will be back to do it again to...

Loved the challenge of the Blue Wren Ramble Trail! We went last Sunday when it was forecast for thunder storms, because that morning was actually a nice day. Super steep rocky hills that are slippery so I don't recommend this trail to people who are just starting to hike and I definitely recommend hiking with someone, very dangerous if you slip. My brother went ahead and scouted the routes and helped my son, I stayed behind my son just in case he needed support. We got caught in the rain and were soaked from head to toe by the time we got back down to the car but we...