Nurragi Rock Wall Traditional Geocache

This is one in a series of 'Welcome to Belrose' caches that we are planting throughout the suburb to get people, and especially kids, introduced to the fun of Geocaching without having to travel too far or try to hard... but they won't be too easy either... BYO pen...

South Australia has the Nurragi Conservation Reserve, but Belrose has the Nurragi Rock Wall...

Right in the middle of suburbia is this sandstone rock wall, literally on the side of the road. It's amazing what natural formations exist literally in our backyards or on the side of the road on a suburban street.

This cache may be in an easy to access location, but it may not be so easy to spot and just might rock your socks off when you spot it! No climbing needed...

'Belrose' derives its name from the combination of two plants, the Christmas Bell and the bush rose which were orginially predominant in the local area. According to the 2011 Census of Population, there were 8,288 residents in Belrose, which has the Garigal National Park and Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park on its northern border.