Di, Di's Walk a Month, Di, Page 8, Number 2015, August 2015 - Chauncy Vale

“… the track to Flat Rock with a detour to the Caves.”

TasTrails, TasTrails, Number 3, Brown's Caves, Chauncy Vale - February 22, 2015

“Browns Caves stretch for 200m and are made up of many small caves, most of which are accessible.”

Chauncy Vale Wildlife Sanctuary, Page 1, Chauncy Vale

“… one of the oldest private conservation areas in Tasmania.”

Jan Hardy & Bert Elson, More Family Walks around Hobart, Fully revised ed., Hillside Publishing, Page 50, Number 19, 19 - Chauncy Vale Wildlife Sanctuary

1 hour circuit

“Chauncy Vale is a reserve managed by the Southern Midlands Council”

Jan Hardy & Bert Elson, More Family Walks around Hobart, Hillside Publishing, Page 48, Number 18, 19 - Chauncy Vale Wildlife Sanctuary

1 hour circuit

“… several more levels of caves exist further uphill and a green arrow points up towards them.”

Cowirrie Commentary, Cowirrie, Number 1, Walking in Chauncy Vale

2 hours 30 minutes circuit

“A private conservation area…”

TasTrails, TasTrails, Number 3, Brown's Caves, Chauncy Vale - February 22, 2015

“Guvys Lagoon is a fantastic spot for birdwatching.”

Ingrid Roberts, Best Bush, Coast and Village Walks of South East Tasmania, Woodslane Press Pty Ltd, Page 174, Number 32, Chauncy Vale to Flat Rock Lookout

“You will note Eve's Bath (a bath-shaped rock formation in the creek) on your right.”

Chauncy Vale Wildlife Sanctuary, Page 1, Map of Chauncy Vale Wildlife Sanctuary

“… one of the oldest private conservation areas in Tasmania.”

Jan Hardy & Bert Elson, More Family Walks around Hobart, Fully revised ed., Hillside Publishing, Page 50, Number 19, 19 - Chauncy Vale Wildlife Sanctuary

“… a pleasant 15-20 minute walk back to the car park.”

Chauncy Vale Wildlife Sanctuary, Page 1, Map of Chauncy Vale Wildlife Sanctuary

“… one of the oldest private conservation areas in Tasmania.”

TasTrails, TasTrails, Number 3, Brown's Caves, Chauncy Vale - February 22, 2015

2 hours retrace route

“… Eve's Bath… an idyllic spot to watch the water cascade by…”