Table Top Mountain is situated 30 km north of Albury Wodonga. It is a 500 ha, private bushland property owned and operated by the Paterson family. It was purchased in 1994 with the idea of providing a natural bushland environment for people who enjoy nature, peace and tranquillity. Our aim is to keep this land in its natural state for this and future generations to appreciate. We have built approximately 20 km of walking tracks along which there are a variety of box, gum, stringybark, kurrajong and acacia trees. In spring and summer there is also a flush of wildflowers. Approximately 80 native plants have been identified on the Mountain. The bushland abounds with wildlife. There are many kangaroos, wallabies, echidnas, goannas, snakes, lizards, wombats and possums. There are also many birds on Table Top Mountain. A bird survey has been carried out by an ornithologist who identified 140 bird species on the Mountain. Guided walking tours can be arranged if you are interested in enjoying our natural bushland.