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March 2021
Culvert maintenance and the removal of fallen trees and invasive species along Adelong Creek completes the Adelong Connecting Community to Creek project.
Time to get your walking shoes on and check it out.
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17 February 2021
Bank stabilisation works along the Adelong Creekscape downstream from the Adelong Caravan Park are now complete (see photo left).
Further works to be undertaken in the coming weeks include the clean-up of fallen trees and invasive weed species, and culvert maintenance closer to the ruins.
The 2km walking track from Adelong township to the Falls Gold Mill Ruins is perfect for a weekend stroll, put it on your 'to do list'!
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7 December 2020
The first section of bank stabilisation works on the Adelong Creekscape have been completed. Large rocks have been installed along the bank to reduce further erosion to the bank and prevent bank failure. Section two of the works will continue in the new year.

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28 April 2019
Time to lace up your
running shoes Adelong – the Adelong Falls Walk is signed, sealed and
delivered! Sealing of the Creek Walk pathway marks the completion of the first
phase of works in the $515,000 Adelong Connecting Community to Creek Project
funded by the NSW Government. Accessible through the Adelong Caravan Park, the
pathway follows along the creek linking the pathway to the Adelong Falls
Gold Mill Ruins and Reserve.
The pathway was reinstated with a gravel base topped and a two part spray seal to the same standard used to construct other pathways throughout the Council area. This substrate has proven successful in providing a low maintenance, long lasting surface suitable for all users including pedestrians, prams, wheelchairs and bikes.
