This off-track walk is a circuit featuring open forest, occasional grassy glades, small creeks, an old hut site, wildflowers, graceful cream-barked gums, a few grass trees and a trig that has grown out of a granite boulder. The walk is charming rather than spectacular, with the interest coming from the generally open walking, the tree-framed views of the rolling pastoral country that surrounds the reserve and from the distinctive vegetation. The route is gently undulating, with the most difficult section being about 5 minutes of scrambling up a granite creek (usually dry). Forecast for Saturday is no rain, max 17, light winds.