Gubur Dhaura

Gubur Dhaura is a protected public park and grassy woodland reserve in the suburb of Franklin in Canberra's Gungahlin district, Australian Capital Territory. It conserves a remnant of critically endangered Yellow Box–Red Gum Grassy Woodland. The park is notable for its Ngunnawal cultural heritage, interpretive landscape, and natural open space retained within a suburban setting for conservation, education and passive recreation.

Visitors can expect an open, largely flat natural parkland with scattered eucalypts, native grasses and wildflowers, crossed by formed walking paths and interpretive signage explaining Ngunnawal cultural heritage and woodland ecology. The setting is quiet and suburban, with views across grassland to surrounding streets and reserves. There are no built attractions or playgrounds; the experience is focused on walking, nature observation and learning about the landscape.