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Carnamah Bell Flower & Walk Trail
Description
This is a Free Point of Interest. No camping or overnight parking allowed.
The famous Carnamah Bell - The Carnamah Bell, also known as the Harlequin Bell, can only be found in and near Carnamah! It is a small shrub with red, yellow or green bell
shaped flowers.
It can be found about 100 metres into the Walk Trail along the edge of the Bunjil-Carnamah Road and along the edges of Billeroo Road.
The one kilometre walk trail begins at the southeast corner of the Carnamah town site up behind the school as Bowman Street turns into the Bunjil-Carnamah Road (near its intersection with the Carnamah-Perenjori Road).
Paths, suitable for walking or cycling, meander through the bush on the
side of the Bunjil-Carnamah road, connecting up to the driveway of the
historic Macpherson Homestead and then finishing at the homestead.
There's several park benches along the way if you want to take a break.
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