Clarrie Hall Dam

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Clarrie Hall Dam (GPX)

Water views south and west across the dam

Lookouts

Bird Watching

Picnic Facilities

BBQ

Swamp or Wetland

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Getting there

3.3km south west of Uki, NSW. Drive to the end of the paved Clarrie Hall Dam Rd, Uki NSW.

Maps

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Route/Trail notes

Start at the end of the paved road.

Permits/Costs

Nil

Other References

Byron Trails p100, ISBN 9780994560100

GPS Tracks

Clarrie Hall Dam (GPX)

Comments

A nice bush walk as long as you don't take the left turn at the end of the walk. The left turn takes you to a very steep and long climb which ends with no view or scenic point... So good for the sport of it, but don't expect too much...
Noam Hillel on 10 Apr, 2023

Nice walk with few hills for a little cardio
Sophie S on 13 Dec, 2020

Easy and nice track - but the super steep hill towards the end was a surprising twist that neither of us were fit enough for at the time. It's fine though - you don't have to complete this section to enjoy the walk up to this point if you don't wish to do the hill.
BeckNWood on Aug, 2020

Follow the track from the car park for about 2 km then you can either turn left on a non stop assent until flat where you can climb again on the left to a summit without a view but it’s a descent effort (and tricky downhill return) but going the other way lead to the lake with a possible loop back to that “crossroads”.
matthias levy on 19 Jul, 2020

Awesome walk. Lots of hills but not so hard. If you go to the right at the signs at the end there is a lovely lookout over the dam but keep in mind it is very steep. Not for the faint hearted.
Suzanne on 21 Jul, 2019

Nice walk, note that there is a controlled entry and the gate closes at either 5 or 6 depending on day light saving.
Rbanni on 1 Jan, 2019

A little hilly but a few nice view points along the way. Was a bit muddy due to recent rain. The end section to the final viewpoint (not part of the Dam Wall Trail) had knee high grass. Be cautious of snakes.
rob.bushman on 26 Dec, 2017