About this park
At Yorkrakine Rock, stop for a picnic or follow a walk trail up and over the granite outcrop where you'll find gnamma holes (natural cavities commonly found in hard rock and act as natural water tanks, which are replenished from underground stores and rainwater run-off) pockets of vegetation, and sweeping views of the surrounding landscape.
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Yorkrakine Rock Nature Reserve
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Wildflowers growing on Yorkrakine Rock
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Yorkrakine Rock Nature Reserve
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Yorkrakine Rock Nature Reserve
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Yorkrakine Rock Nature Reserve
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Yorkrakine Rock Nature Reserve
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Yorkrakine Rock Nature Reserve
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Yorkrakine Rock Nature Reserve
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Yorkrakine Rock Nature Reserve
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Yorkrakine Rock Nature Reserve
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Yorkrakine Rock Nature Reserve
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The gravel road through Yorkrakine Rock Nature Reserve
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Yorkrakine Rock Nature Reserve
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Pink and white everlastings in front of Yorkrakine Rock
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Yorkrakine Rock Nature Reserve
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Yorkrakine Rock Nature Reserve
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Yorkrakine Rock Nature Reserve
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Yorkrakine Rock Nature Reserve
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One of the two carparks at Yorkrakine Rock
Facilities
Toilet
Picnic table
Plants, wildlife and fungi
Visit the Atlas of Living Australia for a list of species recorded in Yorkrakine Rock Nature Reserve.
Traditional Owners
We recognise and acknowledge Aboriginal people as the traditional owners of Yorkrakine Rock Nature Reserve.