Mount Burr is a picturesque town in South Australia's Limestone Coast region, established in 1931 as a government-built community centered around a sawmill. The town is named after the nearby Mount Burr, a dormant volcano standing 240 meters tall. Surrounded by lush pine forests, Mount Burr offers scenic walking trails, including the 1.2 km Hollow Tree Trail and the 2.5 km Lookout Loop, both featuring picnic areas and seating. The area is also home to the Mount Burr Forest Reserve, which shelters endangered species like the southern brown bandicoot and red-necked wallaby. Visitors can enjoy bushwalking, bird watching, and photography amidst the diverse flora and fauna. The town's rich history and natural beauty make it a charming destination for nature enthusiasts and history buffs alike.
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