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These rocks are located off the Dyraaba Road, approximately 200 metres from the Bruxner Highway,
20 kilometres west of Casino. They are on private propertyand can be viewed from your vehicle.Casino, Richmond Valley Area
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HISTORIC GOLD CRUSHING BATTERY AND FALLS. RUINS OF THE GOLD RUSH ERA.
RESTORED WORKINGS SHOW REMARKABLE ENGINEERING FEATS OF THE MINERS.
GOLD WAS DISCOVERED IN 1852 AND THE AREA WAS MINED RIGHT UP UNTIL 1944.
250 TONNES OF GOLD WAS MINED FROM THE AREA.
IDEAL WALKING, SWIMMING AND PICNIC AREA. PUBLIC TOILETS, CHAIRS & TABLES
AVAILABLE. WOOD BBQ AVAILABLE.Adelong, Tumut Area
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Anderson Fire Trail runs from Bedford Creek near Woodford to Kings Tableland at Wentworth Falls and is suitable for mountain biking and walking. The Trail also provides access to Murphys Glen and Ingar Picnic Area.Woodford, Blue Mountains Area
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Located at the end of Hat Hill Road in the Grose Valley, this weathered sandstone rock formation offers magnificent views over the Grose Valley to Mt Banks and Mt Hay. Wind eroded Cave is just 400 metres to the west. Dirt road access for two kilometres.Katoomba, Blue Mountains Area
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The Armidale heritage drive takes in the C.B. Newling Centre. This Centre was built of the finest materials and workmanship during the Great Depression as a teachers college. The imposing building has always been surrounded by formal gardens, which you are free to walk around. The Centre is now a campus of the University of New England and you are free to poke your head into the entrance hall - during it's teacher's college days students were never allowed to use the grand stairs. The Centre als... Armidale, Armidale Area
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An easy 50 minutes drive from Sydney Harbour Bridge, you will come to one of the best places in New South Wales to experience the “Australian Bush Experience“ as our rangers guide you on an interactive tour of our 170 acre sanctuary.
Get to taste, touch, smell our bush tucker and bush medicine and meet some of our hand reared animals face to face - koalas, emus, kangaroos, pademelons as they live and roam freely in the bush the way they did before the European settlement for wonderful photograp... Calga, Gosford Area
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Barren Grounds Nature Reserve is located on one of the most southerly plateaus of the Sydney Basin. Surrounding the reserve is an escarpment of sandstone approximately 230-250 million years old which forms the bedrock of the reserve. The reserve contains a wide variety of habitats including heath, woodland and tall forest. Excellent bushwalking giving walkers fantastic views of the Illawarra coastline and surrounding countryside.
Barren Grounds is home to a diverse array of wildlife including ... Jamberoo, Kiama Area
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This area takes its name from the great Australian explorer - George Bass. In May 1943, the American merchant ship 'Cities Services Boston' sank off Bass Point and although no sailors' lives were lost, 4 Australian soldiers who went to their aid were drowned. An annual service remembers there bravery and a memorial has been erected on site.
Bass Point is a popular spot for recreational visits, fishing, diving and walking. Bass Point contains Aboriginal middens of national significance as well... Shellharbour, Shellharbour Area
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Situated on Greaves Creek on the Rodriguez Pass Walking Track Beauchamp Falls can also be accessed as a 400 metres each way detour off the Grand
Canyon Walk.Katoomba, Blue Mountains Area
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Flanking Eden both to the north and the south, Ben Boyd National Park contains 10,790 hectares of coastal land offering striking coastal scenery from sandy surf beaches, rocky bays and ocean platforms, to quiet campgrounds, sheltered inlets and historic lighthouses.
Named after Benjamin Boyd, a 19th Century entrepreneur who played an important part in the development of the area, the park provides a wealth of things to see and do.
Swimming, barbecue or picnic along the water's edge at a variet... Eden, Sapphire Coast
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Berghofers Pass was constructed between 1907 and 1912 and used until 1920 an alternative to Victoria Pass to allow a gradual ascent of the escarpment for early motor vehicles. Today the track allows for a pleasant walk or bike ride with views into the Hartley Valley and opportunity to view the original
convict built rampart supporting the Great Western Highway.Mount Victoria, Blue Mountains Area
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The Berowra Valley Regional Park stretches from Pennant Hills to Berowra Waters. The Park is approximately 4,000 hectares, and provides a bushland amenity close to the city and passive recreational opportunities for the community, and a protected habitat for native flora and fauna.
There are extensive walking tracks, including a section of the Great North Walk. Canoeing is popular on Berowra Creek from Crosslands Reserve. Scenic lookouts can be found at Barnetts Road Reserve and Galston Gorge.... Sydney Suburbs, Sydney
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Birdwood Gully Track is a classic easy walk of 2.5 kilometres in the mid Blue Mountains where you can experience many species of bird life. In the
Madoline Glen section there is a small waterfall, tree ferns and turpentine trees.Springwood, Blue Mountains Area
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Blackheath Glen Picnic Area situated beside a small creek in the Megalong Valley this reserve is surrounded by impressive trees.Blackheath, Blue Mountains Area
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The Blue Gum Forest has an interesting history that is closely linked to the beginnings of the Blue Mountains National Park. Covering 16.2 hectares in the
Grose Valley , the forest is thick with tall blue gums which rise to over 50 metres. Camping is only allowed at Acacia Flat. For experienced and well prepared
walkers only.Blackheath, Blue Mountains Area
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Boars Head Rock is reached via the Cliff Drive west of Narrow Neck this large rock on the escarpment was named because of its resemblance to the head of a great boar. The ironstone bands in the sandstone when weathered result in interesting shapes and patterns. Boars Head Rock is best viewed from
Narrow Neck Plateau.Katoomba, Blue Mountains Area
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A legacy of blue metal quarrying in the 1880's has left a moonscape of basalt walls and columns. A regular backdrop to videoclips eg Power Rangers and television commercials, it is located at the northen end of Bombo Beach or accessed from the Cliff Drive cycleway.
Use Northern or Southern Bombo exits to access Riverside Dr, then North Kiama Dr, then Cliff Drive.Kiama, Kiama Area
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The Bombo Headland has an extraordinary geological feature, clusters of hexagonal basalt columns are an internationally recognised phenomena. The Headland can be accessed via the Kiama Walking Trail, which starts near the Kiama Golf Course.Bombo, Kiama Area
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The Box Vale Mine Walking Track to the Box Vale Lookout follows the formation of an historic railway line and passes through cuttings, along embankments and through a tunnel 84 metres is length. Although much of the surrounding terrain is steep and rocky, the 4.4 kilometres walking track has easy grades and the return walk takes about three hours. Box Vale Mine Walking Track Maps are available from the Visitors Information Centre, Mittagong.Mittagong, Southern Highlands Area
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At the Box Vale Picnic Area, picnic tables and barbeques are provided near the trackhead car park and the lookout beyond the tunnel. Toilets are located
to the east of the car park. Water is not provided at the barbeque areas. Box Vale Walking Track Maps are available from the Visitors Information Centre,
Mittagong.Mittagong, Southern Highlands Area
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This breathtaking, unspoilt, uncrowded beach is nestled in a pocket of heath land surrounded by Yuraygir National Park.
A relaxing place for families and visitors of all age groups to get away from the hustle and bustle. Apart from the obvious pastime of just relaxing in this gorgeous setting there are a number of points of interest on and around this beach. The lookout offers panoramic views of the coastline and National Park. This is also a wonderful vantage point for whale watching. Pods of ... Brooms Head, Yamba Area
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Broughton Pass offers its best views after periods of heavy rain when the Cascade Waterfall, upstream from the bridge and weir, spills its waters into the Cataract River. The Broughton Pass Weir was built in the early 1880s and was part of the Upper Nepean Water Supply Scheme.Sydney Suburbs, Sydney
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Bundjalung National Park is located between Evans Head and Iluka. It contains a vast area of coastal plain, heath land and solitary beaches. A unique feature of this National Park is the Coffee Rock formations that stick out along the beach in the northern part of the park. Other features include the Jerusalem Creek Peninsula, freshwater lagoons, mangrove mudflats and rare rainforests at Woody Head.
The Esk River starts and finishes in the Bundjalung National Park.
The beaches (unpatrolled) sui... Iluka, Yamba Area
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Exploration of the Burragorang Valley commenced in 1802 and the first bridle track followed to explorers' trail. A zig zag road up the mountain started as a track for horses and bullocks but later made a wagon road although it was very steep. The valley became a popular tourist destination and featured many guesthouses. Completion of Warragamba Dam flooded the valley and residents were moved into the neighbouring towns.
From the Nattai township, follow the road leads to the Burragorang Lookout... Wollondilly, Sydney
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Burrinjuck Dam gives its name to the Burrinjuck Waters State Park. The Park and Dam provide a stunning setting for bushwalking, camping, water sports or just relaxing in a beautiful natural setting. Burrinjuck Dam was the first of its type, providing water to irrigation farmers, and is now also an award-winning hydro-electric power station as well.Burrinjuck, Yass Area
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Burrinjuck Waters State Park is a family park. Come and enjoy our peace and tranquillity, in an unspoilt bush setting. Enjoy our abundant, friendly wildlife in their natural environment. Kangaroos, Wallabies, Crimson Rosellas, King Parrots, Lyrebirds, Wrens, Possums - domestic pets prohibited.
Situated on the banks of the historic Burrinjuck Dam built in 1907. Just one and a half hours from Canberra, 53 Kilometres south west of Yass, 280 Kilometres north of Albury and 183 Kilometres east of Wa... Bookham, Yass Area
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A short walk to Cahills Lookout provides a great place to compare the Jamison Valley, Narrow Neck Plateau and the more rural Megalong Valley as well as the rock formation known as Boars Head. It is also an ideal spot to watch the sunset.Katoomba, Blue Mountains Area
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The largest enclosed valley of Australia provides spectacular views of rock formations and escarpments. Mudgee turn-off from the Great Western Highway
leads to Capertee, whence the road to Glen Davis leads into the Valley.
Pearsons Lookout just before Capertee on the Mudgee Road offers a panoramic view of the valley in particular Pantony's Crown.
The former shale mining town lies at the end of the spectacular escarpments of the Capertee Valley.
Part of Wollemi and Gardens of Stone National P... Capertee, Lithgow Area
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The Kangaroo River tumbles off the sandstone escarpment at Carrington Falls. This striking waterfall is one of Budderoo National Park most popular attractions, and you can view it from three lookouts, one of which is wheelchair-accessible.
The turn-off to the falls is signposted 8 kilometres south-east of Robertson, along the Jamberoo Pass Road leading to Kiama via Jamberoo. The road forks 2 kilometres after this, with the left-hand road leading to Thomas' Place. You'll find the lookouts and p... Robertson, Southern Highlands Area
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A short distance from the village of Mount Wilson on the Mount Irvine Road is the Cathedral of Ferns. Opposite a large picnic area the short easy walking
tracks wind through a lush rainforest of tree ferns, sassafras and coachwood trees, and an understorey of vines and ferns. Ideal spot and walking
tracks for families.Mount Wilson, Blue Mountains Area
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Cathedral Rocks is located three kilometres north of Kiama, at the southern end of Jones Beach, this distinctive rock formation has lured sightseers since 1890.Kiama, Kiama Area
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The Cave Creek Walking Track is 14 kilometres north of Mittagong and can be reached by bitumen roads. This track provides a leisurely walk of
2.6 kilometres and takes one to two hours to complete the return journey. The track descends through various natural settings to Cave Creek,
which as the name suggests passes through a small cave.
There are a number of short steep sections along the track. Steps and a ladder have been constructed to assist walkers. A car park and picnic
area have bee... Mittagong, Southern Highlands Area
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The Cecil Hoskins Nature Reserve is situated on the banks of the Wingecarribee River near Moss Vale. Well over 80 species of birds have been recorded in
the area, and are abundant during spring and summer. Kangaroos can be seen in the area adjacent to the wetland. The lagoon and swamp area of the
Reserve was declared a wildlife sanctuary on the 2nd December 1932. The area is now managed by the National Parks and Wildlife Service, visitors have
access to many of the facilities including picni... Moss Vale, Southern Highlands Area
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Centennial Glen is a cool Glen with small waterfalls, ferns and rock overhangs and has excellent views of Kanimbla Valley.Blackheath, Blue Mountains Area
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Located within one and a half hours drive, north-west of Grafton is this rugged gorge where thundering waterfalls and savage rapids intermingle with deep pools and sections of calm water. The scenery is breathtaking and the fishing is excellent. There are three main waterfalls and the Rainbow Falls live up to their name on sunny days.
There are guided four wheel drive tours available but most visitors enjoy overnight stays at one of the properties that line the gorge. It must be emphasised tha... Grafton, Grafton Area
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The Coomee Nulunga Cultural Trail travels through low windswept heath,
capturing a living sculpture by the moods and breezes of the Pacific Ocean.
The sculpture of Corroboree Man, Bulan Yuin welcomes all to the trail.
Throughout the trail, many Garawanda Daran (Dreaming Poles) have been
positioned. The Dreaming Poles depict the many species of flora and fauna
found in this area and each pole has the Aboriginal name of the flora or fauna displayed.
The trail eventually makes its way to... Ulladulla, Shoalhaven Area
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Scenic forest drive leaving the highway at Moorland, with numerous lookout spots, cliffs, picnic areas, mountain views, eucalyptus forests with some rainforests.
Newbys Creek walk to Newbys Cave is a 5-minute walk to a large overhanging rock formation. Newbys Lookout sits on the edge of the Lansdowne escarpment offering a magnificent view over the Manning Valley.
Starrs Creek Rainforest Area has a short boardwalk to allow a wander amongst the beautiful rainforest.
Big Nellie Mountain is a l... Coopernook, Manning Valley
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Coxs Road Walking Track is part of the historic walking track system from Mount Victoria to Hartley Vale. Coxs Road follows the original route from the
Mountains down into Hartley Vale. Starting on Mt York Road the walk is three kilometres one way.Mount Victoria, Blue Mountains Area
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Crams Farm Recreation Area is a very spacious area with wood and electric barbecues, picnic facilities and picnic tables, and toilets, undercover areas, swings, cricket pitch, kiosk and jetty.
An ideal spot for picnic, go bushwalking, canoeing, windsurfing, sailing, and rowing; as well as a popular spot for bird watching.
No dogs allowed. Swimming in the dam is not permitted nor is the use of boats with petrol or diesel power.Doon Doon, Tweed Area
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Located only a few kilometres from Thredbo, Dead Horse Gap crosses the Great Dividing Range at 1580m and the watershed between the Thredbo Snowy System and the Murray River. The reference to dead horses apparently relates to the brumbies that sometimes became trapped in this area during unexpected snowfalls and died. There are some magnificent views into New South Wales and Victoria. There is a parking area and walking track.Thredbo, Snowy River Area
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In 1845 Captain Charles Sturt and his expedition ventured into the region now known as the Corner Country. The region was in severe drought and the summer was unbearably hot. For several months the group camped beside a water hole in a rocky basalt glen, now known as Depot Glen.
Many of the men were suffering from scurvy. By the time the rains finally came in July, James Poole, Sturt's second in command was very ill. He died just a few days after the expedition broke camp to continue their ... Milparinka, Corner Country
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Dorrigo Rainforest Centre and Skywalk offers easy access to the rainforest.
You can look down on the canopy from the stunning Skywalk boardwalk, 70 metres in the air as well as walk along the rainforest floor to see the spectacular trees in close up and look for native birds. The boardwalks are suitable for wheelchairs and the Dorrigo Rainforest Centre is the place to learn more about the precious rainforest through interactive displays.Dorrigo, Bellingen Area
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DuFaurs Rocks Lookout is a rock outcrop at Mt Wilson with views into DuFaurs Creek gully and over into the Wollangambe Wilderness.Mount Wilson, Blue Mountains Area
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Located in this remote part of Northern New England you find Dumaresq Valley Vineyard nestled in a valley by the Dumaresq River. At the foot of distant hills, vines bask lazily in an abundance of sunlight producing a arrange of elegant wines complimenting most foods.
The Zappa family welcomes you to stop and relax in our newly built cellar door. There you can enjoy the peaceful country atmosphere while tasting a range of exquisite wines.
Dumaresq Valley Vineyard aims for high quality wines th... Tenterfield, Tenterfield Area
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Dunns Swamp is a spectacular car based camping and picnic area on the banks of the Cudgegong River on the western edge of Wollemi National Park.
Dunns Swamp is 20 kilometres from Rylstone. The area has excellent bushwalking, swimming and canoeing.Rylstone, Rylstone/kandos Area
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Eagle Hawk Lookout is a small lookout closely surrounded by trees just past Scenic World on the Cliff Drive offer a framed 'eagle' view of The Three Sisters
rock formation and the Jamison Valley.Katoomba, Blue Mountains Area
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Waterfall on Valley of the Waters Creek.Wentworth Falls, Blue Mountains Area
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Euroka Picnic Area is popular spot for day use and overnight camping area (permits required). The park is situated in the eastern part of Blue Mountains National Park. Five areas make up Euroka and grey kangaroos that were introduced into the area in 1968 can be seen. The area holds special significance to the local Daruk community. Blue Gums, Forest Red Gums and Rough Barked Apple are all found in the area along with access to several bushwalks.Glenbrook, Blue Mountains Area
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Evans Lookout is located at the top of the escarpment at the end of Evans Lookout Road the Lookout is the terminus for a number of tracks in and out of the Gorge including the Grand Canyon walk and the Cliff Top Track to Govetts Leap. Magnificent views of the Grose Valley and Govetts Gorge.Blackheath, Blue Mountains Area
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The walk to Fairy Bower Falls, starts at Gambells Rest Picnic area or Fairy Bower car park, Morton National Park, Bundanoon. The walk offers a huge
variety of walks, views to wonderful waterfalls and picnic areas. A highlight of this area is Tooths Lookout and Fairy Bower Waterfalls.
Maps are available from the Visitors Information Centre in Mittagong or National Parks & Wildlife Service at Fitzroy Falls.Bundanoon, Southern Highlands Area
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