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NSW National Parks Giinagay! Contact us and Wildlife Service ... Welcome ENVIRONMENT LINE Ph: 1300 361 967 or (02) 9995 5550 National Parks & Reserves of the While in the North Coast Region you are mostly within the Email: [email protected] traditional homelands of the , Bundjalung and Yaegl Web: www.environment.nsw.gov.au Aboriginal Peoples whose lands share borders with the Dunghutti, North Coast Bainbai and Anaiwan Nations. GRAFTON Level 3, 49 Street Aboriginal people of the north coast have a strong connection (PO Box 361), Grafton, 2460 and respect for culture and heritage throughout the region. Many Ph: (02) 6641 1500 national parks are named for significant features of the Aboriginal landscape or mythology relating to the area. 32 Marina Drive The National Parks and Wildlife Service recognises and respects (PO Box J200), Coffs Harbour, 2450 the spiritual and cultural values of Country (land, water, plants and Ph: (02) 6652 0900 wildlife) and involves Aboriginal custodians in management to help care for Country and facilitate the practice of culture. DORRIGO Local Aboriginal people may share their stories through cultural Dorrigo Rainforest Centre Discovery tours such as at ‘Giidayn Miirral’ ( Muttonbird Island Dome Road, (PO Box 170), Dorrigo, 2453 ). Also look for information displays at Iluka Bluff in Ph: (02) 6657 2309 , Woolgoolga Creek picnic area in , Bindarray picnic area in Bindarri National Park, The Pines picnic area in Yarriabini National Park and Dalmorton camping area in Guy Fawkes National Park.

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Published by Department of Environment and Climate Change NSW 59-61 Goulburn Street, Phone: 1300 361 967 TTY: (02) 9211 4723 Email: [email protected] Website: www.environment.nsw.gov.au © Department of Environment and Climate Change, 2008 New National Park DECC 2008/311 Printed June 2008 Printed using environmentally sustainable practices Welcome to the North Coast Region Best lookouts Look at Me Now Headland in Moonee Beach Nature Reserve has sweeping views over a pristine estuary and coastal islands. The North Coast Region covers the Great Muttonbird Island Nature Reserve has views of the coast, Coffs Escarpment from the to Harbour marina and city, framed by a backdrop of mountains. the Clarence Valley, an area characterised Point Lookout in New England National Park has a spectacular by dramatic views, dense forests and panorama of ridge after ridge of forested wilderness. spectacular waterfalls. Skywalk at Dorrigo Rainforest Centre, Almost 100 kilometres of precious natural has an eagle’s-eye view over a rainforested escarpment and the coastline is also conserved, where you will Bellinger Valley to the sea. find rocky headlands, pristine estuaries, Yarriabini Lookout in Yarriabini National Park looks out over the rich wetlands, sunny heathland and littoral Nambucca Valley to the Great Escarpment and the coast. rainforest, as well as golden beaches.  There are more than 80 parks and Diggers Beach in Coffs Coast Regional Park reserves in the region, totalling over Enjoying your parks Tranquil picnic areas 380,000 hectares. They are home to a There are many ways to enjoy your parks in this region: pack a stunning diversity of plants and animals, picnic lunch, take a scenic forest drive, enjoy a nature stroll or Iluka Bluff in Bundjalung National Park is right on the beach with including many threatened species. tackle a more challenging bushwalk. For a weekend away with the a whale-watching lookout and easy access to the Iluka rainforest family go bush in the hinterland or camp by the beach and enjoy walk. World Heritage swimming, surfing and canoeing. At Wilson’s Headland in , panoramic ocean views contrast with banks of spring wildflowers. rainforest Scenic forest drives Woolgoolga Creek picnic area protects a precious remnant of Rainforest once covered most of the Moonpar Forest Drive (65km circuit from Dorrigo). See giant lowland subtropical rainforest and is a birdwatcher’s delight. ancient supercontinent Gondwana. In tallowwood trees, picnic at Platypus Flat by the Bongil picnic area in Bongil Bongil National Park provides large today, rainforest is restricted and discover our rich timber heritage on a self-guided walk. group shelters with free gas BBQs, cycling trails and a canoe to small areas along the Great Dividing Yarriabini National Park (38km circuit from Macksville). Cook launch ramp. Range and coastal plain, isolated in a a barbecue and do the shady rainforest walk at The Pines picnic sea of fire-prone eucalypts and cleared Cedar Park in Ngambaa Nature Reserve near Macksville offers a area, before driving to the lookout on Tower Road. Enjoy stunning land. Our remaining rainforests contain shady respite in summer and a lovely short walk into surrounding views, palm-lined creeks and the chance to learn a little about the primitive plants and animals that provide forest. spiritual values of the area from Aboriginal cultural displays. a fascinating link with the evolution of Picnic beside where the takes its first Dalmorton, on the Old Grafton-Glen Innes Road (70km from  Dorrigo National Park Australia. spectacular plunge off the Tablelands into a rugged gorge. Grafton). Discover echoes of our past gold-mining and farming The of Australia World Heritage Area history in this remote river valley. Explore the old town site and comprises more than 50 individual reserves in north-eastern NSW the road tunnel built in 1866. Extend the drive to Glen Innes via Discovery and south-eastern , containing subtropical, warm the Old Road (109km) or to Dorrigo via Chaelundi Road and Guy National Parks Discovery temperate and Antarctic beech cool temperate rainforest. Fawkes River National Park (99km). offers Ranger-guided Experience World Heritage rainforest at Dorrigo Rainforest For the more adventurous explorer there is Horseshoe Road from walks, talks and tours Centre, just one hour’s drive south-west of Coffs Harbour on the Bellingen to Bowraville via Killiekrankie Mountain on the edge in many local national . Tread Skywalk for a birds-eye view of the canopy, of the New England Wilderness; or a climb up the escarpment to parks. Rockpool rambles, wander through the exhibition or walk with the birds through Bangalore Falls through Bindarri National Park on Pine Road, nightstalks, canoe trips luxuriant subtropical rainforest to Crystal Shower Falls on Wonga west of Coffs Harbour. and Aboriginal cultural tours are just some of Walk. You can also walk into World Heritage rainforest at Iluka Park brochures with more information are available at Visitor the exciting activities available during school holidays and other Nature Reserve, New England National Park and Mt Hyland Nature Information Centres, or contact NPWS offices listed on the back of times. Check our website for current details. Reserve. this brochure. Stretching your legs on a track somewhere

Bushwalking

Take the camera and enjoy a short stroll or pack your lunch and explore further. Most of the parks and reserves of the region offer short, medium or long walks on maintained walking tracks.  Photo above shows Angourie Bay To plan your walk, visit the website, contact a NPWS office or from the Angourie Coastal Walk look for park brochures in Visitor Information Centres. Following are some of the more popular and scenic walks, but Angourie Coastal Walk there are many more to choose from. D Yuraygir National Park, between Angourie and Brooms Head.  Wonga Walk Crystal Shower Falls veils 10km one way. Medium - some steeper sections and steps. lush rainforest along From Mara Creek Picnic Area at the north end of the park, explore D Dorrigo National Park, World Wonga Walk in Dorrigo the rocky cliffs, coastal heath and sandy bays of Yuraygir National Heritage. 6.4km circuit. National Park Park. The boardwalks, track and beaches promise treasures of Medium - short sections on coastal scenery, the zest of a sea breeze, and a host of native birds uneven surfaces or stairs. for bird watchers of all ages. You can carry your gear and camp Walk in awe beneath a towering overnight at Shelley Headland or Lake Arragan. cathedral of subtropical rainfor- est laced with lianes and treetop gardens of orchids and ferns. Catbirds will trick you with their calls and colourful fungi charm Lucifers Thumb you. Walk with the Birds boardwalk provides a great vantage point to study birdlife and two splashing waterfalls provide D Guy Fawkes River National Park Iluka Rainforest delightful sunlit resting spots. 3.5km return. Medium (short scramble at end). D , World Lyrebird Walk This mostly easy walk starts at Chaelundi Camp- Heritage. 2.5km one way. ing Area at the edge of this wilderness park. Easy, barrier-free D New England National Park, World Heritage. 7km circuit. After meandering along Chaelundi Creek Medium - some steep sections over mossy rocks. Coastal (or littoral) rainforest is an amongst tall woodland with a grassy unexpected treat growing just behind Start from Banksia Point and descend below the escarpment edge understory, the track passes the top the coastal dunes. into moist and mossy Antarctic beech rainforest. Lyrebird concerts of Chaelundi Falls, then gradually See strangler figs, epiphytic ferns, a entertain as you follow forested slopes to Tree Fern Valley. For a ascends the spine of a prominent tangle of vines and many fruiting trees shorter circuit, you can return bluff overlooking the Guy Fawkes  Strangler figs are a feature of which attract colourful pigeons and to Banksia Point (2km circuit), River gorge. the Iluka Rainforest or continue, and return atop doves. Take a break from the sun for 45 From the rocky cliff top at the end of the escarpment through teatree minutes and walk this shady track. the “thumb” you can see a wilderness heath and basalt boulders, of ridges and peaks about you for mile enjoying glimpsed views over after mile, through which the river winds the New England Wilderness 700 metres below. Area and the coast beyond.   Thumb Staying overnight in the bush

Cabins and camping

Accommodation in national parks Leave the camping gear at home and stay in one of our charming cottages or cabins right in the bush or at the beach. Cabins are available at Woody Head in Bundjalung National Park, at Tuckers Rocks in Bongil Bongil National Park and at Banksia Point in New England National Park. Contact a NPWS office for information on how to book. Care for your parks

Camping and park fees Leave all pets at home - they can frighten wildlife, annoy other visitors or become lost. Domestic animals are not Most parks in the region offer well-maintained permitted in national parks. camping areas. Facilities range from the hot showers and flushing toilets of Woody Head, to fire Don’t feed native animals as this can make them sick or places, tables and basic toilets at the many idyllic, aggressive. natural campsites throughout the parks. Leave everything as you find it. All plants and animals, living  Camping at Station Creek, Fees for vehicle entry and camping are used to or dead, all rock formations and all Aboriginal and historic Yuraygir National Park maintain and improve facilities. Day use fees apply at places are protected in national parks. some parks, and camping fees are payable on site. A Wildfire can destroy lives and property - use only the fire- guide to fees can be found over the page, along with places provided and observe Total Fire Bans. the map. Recycling stations are provided at popular areas, otherwise Be a thoughtful camper take all rubbish home for recycling and disposal. Allow your neighbours to enjoy their stay too. Lots of noise may annoy others and scare wildlife. Wash well away from streams - soap, detergent and toothpaste can harm fish and other water life. Leave your campsite tidy for the next visitor.

Thungutti camping area at New England National Park Healthy Parks Healthy People NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service From the beach to the bush - parks and reserves of the North Coast Region

Bellinger River National Park Dunggir National Park Moonee Beach Nature Reserve New England National Park Nymboi Binderay National Park Yuraygir National Park World Heritage Guide to symbols Linking Dorrigo and New England National Within its ridges of eucalypt forest and Look At Me Now Headland is an This park of forested ridges surrounds the Parks, these steep, forested slopes provide deep ravines of rainforest, Dunggir important site in a creation myth At 1564 metres above sea level, Point plunging granite cliffs of the Nymboida Vehicle entry fee a scenic backdrop to the Bellinger Valley. shelters koalas, yellow-bellied gliders and belonging to local Aboriginal people. Lookout offers spectacular panoramic River gorge, famed for its white water The longest stretch of undeveloped Phone Dorrigo 6657 2309 6H black cockatoos. Take a scenic forest Barrier free walking tracks pass through views of the rainforested escarpment rapids. Commercial whitewater rafting coastline in NSW, Yuraygir offers striking Wheelchair access drive along Kosekai Road to Kosekai a rare grass and heath plant community edge. Below is a wilderness of deep companies offer exciting tours. Moonpar cliffs, rocky headlands, isolated beaches and quiet lake systems set against a Picnic area Bindarri National Park Lookout to enjoy magnificent views east and provide views over the reserve and forested valleys and peaks, against the Forest Drive gives access to Platypus Flat to Mt Yarrahapinni and Smoky Cape. Moonee Creek estuary as well as a great backdrop of the Pacific Ocean. picnic and camping area on the river backdrop of forests, heaths and wetlands. Barbecue or fireplace Phone Coffs Harbour 6652 0900 5I whale watching vantage. Picnic, camp or book into one of three bank, and short walks to heritage sites Boardwalks, walking tracks, picnic spots and several camping areas are scattered Toilets From Dairyville drive to Bindarray Picnic Phone Coffs Harbour 6652 0900 8G delightful cabins. A network of walking and old-growth forest. tracks wanders through pockets of cool Phone Dorrigo 6657 2309 6F throughout the park . Area on the sparkling Urumbilum River. Guy Fawkes River National Park Phone Grafton 6641 1500 9D/E Camping area Bangalore Falls walking track is accessible Mt Hyland Nature Reserve temperate rainforest, snow gum wood- on unsealed roads from Ulong. World Heritage land and sub-alpine heaths. Adventurous Sherwood Nature Reserve Caravan park Tracks along the edge of the Guy and well-prepared hikers can explore the Phone Coffs Harbour 6652 0900 7G Showers Fawkes River gorge provide vantage trackless wilderness beyond. Phone Dorrigo 6657 2309 5H Bongil Bongil National Park points to dramatic views over this vast A walking track ascends through unusual From Woolgoolga, drive to Woolgoolga Accommodation and secluded wilderness and the river cool temperate rainforest to the summit Creek Picnic Area, set amidst lush winding 700m below. Picnic or camp at of Mt Hyland, overlooking the western subtropical rainforest. A scenic forest Kiosk Chaelundi Camping Area. At Ebor Falls, . drive runs through coastal ridges and Unspoilt beaches, littoral rainforest and Boat ramp at the upstream end of the gorge, two wildlife-rich estuaries offer an ideal setting Phone Dorrigo 6657 2309 5G over a rugged sandstone range. spectacular waterfalls plunge over basalt for family activities. Picnic at Bongil Picnic Phone Coffs Harbour 6652 0900 7F Canoeing/kayaking ledges. Three cliff-top lookout platforms Area, and launch your canoe to explore Muttonbird Is Nature Reserve give excellent views.  From Pt Lookout, New England National Park Cycling Bonville and Pine Creeks. Enjoy an easy Ulidarra National Park  Sandon sunrise, Yuraygir National Park Phone Dorrigo 6657 2309 4F/G walk from Tuckers Rocks through littoral Ngambaa Nature Reserve Diving/snorkelling rainforest to the rockpools of Bundagen This small island is a significant Yarriabini National Park Headland. Holiday cottage available. Iluka Nature Reserve breeding site for wedge-tailed A drive through the park offers scenic Fishing World Heritage shearwaters, known as muttonbirds. It views and old-growth coastal eucalypt Phone Coffs Harbour 6652 0900 8H Forest drive is also a highly significant site for local Old-growth forest within the reserve Book Tuckers Rocks cottage on 6655 6616 forest. It is home to diverse native fauna, Enjoy stunning views from Yarriabini Gumbaynggir people, who give cultural provides homes for threatened species including koalas, masked owls, wompoo Lookout and picnic at The Pines, where Lookout To enjoy this tiny treasure of remnant tours in school holidays. Enjoy whale such as powerful owls, koalas and giant Bundjalung NP pigeons and little bent-wing bats. a unique sculpture highlights the park’s coastal rainforest take the barrier-free watching from the lookouts. barred frogs. Tamban Forest Drive leads Swimming Phone Coffs Harbour 6652 0900 8G significance to the Gumbaynggir and walking track through lilly pilly trees and Phone Coffs Harbour 6652 0900 8G to Cedar Park picnic area, where a short Dunghutti people. Walking tracks strangler figs. Birdwatchers will enjoy the walking track reveals the delights of this Phone Coffs Harbour 6652 0900 7J wide range of treetop inhabitants. rainforest remnant. The Esk River in the southern half of the Phone Grafton 6641 1500 9C Phone Coffs Harbour 6652 0900 6J park is the largest untouched coastal river system on the north coast. Other features 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 include freshwater lagoons, mangrove BALD ROCK Wardell mud flats, coastal heathlands and miles of NATIONAL BASKET SWAMP PARK NATIONAL beautiful beaches. Choose between basic PARK WILDERNESS Wilderness areas are large areas MOUNT Coraki camping at Black Rocks or the facilities of PIKAPENE For information on sites in the R Broadwater i of natural land, where genetic NATIONAL c Woody Head camping area, where cabin A h A TIMBARRA PARK Northern region contact m Broadwater Beach diversity and natural cycles remain o r accommodation is also available. NATIONAL n e Picnic Area the NPWS Alstonville Office on d v i essentiallyPARK unchanged. They are R Phone Grafton 6641 1500 9B (02) 6627 0200. BROADWATER havens for wildlife, and protect NATIONAL PARK Woody Head bookings: phone 6646 6134 For information on sites in the TENTERFIELD Woodburn many threatened plant communi- BUNGAWALBIN Tenterfield region contact the ties. Wilderness also provides us Y NATIONAL PARK Evans Head A

NPWS Tenterfield Office on W with clean air, clear water and the Gumma Garra (02) 6736 4298. Picnic Area opportunity for remote recreation

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Beautiful subtropical and warm temperate NATIONAL Y PARK A TORRINGTON STATE MOUNT NEVILLE W rainforest here is an important habitat to B H 37 B CONSERVATION AREA Baryugil NATURE RESERVE BUNDJALUNG STATE IG many upland frogs, including giant barred H 2 WASHPOOL STATE CONSERVATION AREA 3 Blatherarm CONSERVATION AREA r Camira Creek frog, stuttering frog and pouched frog. Box e 1 Black Rocks 52 v Camping Area i Camping Area R North Washpool Ridge track follows part of an old timber a Mystery Face r BUNDJALING r Camping Area Picnic Area a tramway in one corner of the park. Torrington b Whiporie NATIONAL PARK m Sandy Flat i Phone Dorrigo 6657 2309 6G T Shark Bay Picnic Area BANYABBA Nomads 4 Woody Head WASHPOOL NATURE RESERVE Picnic Area CAPOOMPETA Camping Area Cathedral Rock National Park NATIONAL PARK NATIONAL PARK Frazers Reef Picnic Area Coaldale C Iluka Iluka Bluff Picnic Area

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C r N ILUKA NATURE RESERVE C e A park for rock-hoppers and explorers, n FORTIS CREEK A 2 c L Coombadjha e NATIONAL PARK R Yamba E 53 R featuring rugged granite tors, sub-alpine Deepwater i Camping Area v M Maclean Emmaville e 45 r M heaths, a myriad of wildflowers and U Angourie Bay Picnic Area S towering gums. Walk to the top of Mara Creek Picnic Area The Granites Dandahra 1 Cathedral Rock or Woolpack Rocks. Picnic Picnic Area Picnic Area 2 Shelley Headland Camping Area For information on sites in the Boundary Creek (walk-in) or camp at Barokee or Native Dog Creek. Mulligans Hut 3 Glen Innes region contact the Falls Camping 3 Camping Area Lake Arragan Camping Area Phone Dorrigo 6657 2309 3H Area CIFIC NPWS Glen Innes Office on PA 3 Copmanhurst 49 Grey Cliff & Red Cliff (02) 6732 5133. Jackadgery 33 GIBRALTAR RANGE Camping Areas 39 HI Chaelundi National Park NATIONAL PARK GH Brooms Head WAY D Ramornie D DIR Ulmarra Y Bald Knob GWY BAROOL 45 WA GH NATIONAL PARK 3 Great stands of majestic old-growth HI 36 NYMBOIDA YURAYGIR Camping Area NATIONAL PARK spotted gum forest and pockets of lush Mann River NATIONAL PARK GRAFTON rainforest occur here. Cutting a deep Camping Area 1 1 Nymboida River valley through the ranges, r Camping Area RAMORNIE MANN RIVER ive Chambigne provides idyllic remote bush camping Mann R NATIONAL PARK 3 GLEN INNES NATURE RESERVE d Illaroo Camping Area (booking is essential as a fee and permit R is required). Forest trails are suitable for Minnie Water 3 bicycle or walking. E Boorkoom Camping Area E Phone Dorrigo 6657 2309 5F Ol Coutts Crossing Wilsons Headland Picnic Area d Gl en Innes r e - 39 v ton i R D af r Gr a N e Dalmorton r v A i a Wooli SOLITARY ISLANDS Coffs Coast Regional Park L R Camping Area r G O MARINE PARK d 2 N y Doon Goonge E o B NORTH SOLITARY ISLAND Camping Area 3 (permit required) Pebbly Beach NATURE RESERVE Adjoining the Solitary Islands Marine r S Shannon Creek Camping Area W Sara Rive 3 E Picnic Area Nymboida

N 61 Park, this string of coastal dune systems, Station Creek Camping Area rainforests, heathlands, headlands, WARRA CHAELUNDI 75 NATIONAL PARK SHERWOOD Red Rock coastal lakes and parklands offers plenty of Kookabookra GUY FAWKES RIVER NATIONAL PARK 78 NATURE RESERVE F F opportunity for beach-based recreation. NATIONAL PARK NORTH WEST SOLITARY ISLAND Creek NATURE RESERVE Phone Coffs Harbour 6652 0900 8F/G rs le d Chaelundi 2 n The Junction Glenreagh Arrawarra LITTLE a 2 h Camping Area LLANGOTHLIN Backwater Camping Area C NATURE 1 COFFS COAST REGIONAL PARK Cunnawarra National Park Jordans Camp NYMBOI BINDERAY RESERVE 46 Woolgoolga Ck World Heritage (walk-in) NATIONAL PARK 2 Picnic Area Woolgoolga D Vista Point R Cod Hole Llangothlin Camping Area Nana Glen Wards Mistake r Picnic Area Rive Sandy Beach Picnic Area yle N Aberfo O SOUTH WEST SOLITARY ISLAND NATURE RESERVE FT 2 One of the Great Escarpment parks, linking A Platypus Flat Mt Hyland R Emerald Beach the snowgum woodland of alpine New G Camping Area Picnic Area Dundurrabin MOONEE BEACH NATURE RESERVE MOUNT HYLAND Lowanna

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a er R M R d MOTHER OF A i Picnic Area Lookout on Styx Forest Way overlooks s CASCADE SPLIT SOLITARY ISLAND NATURE RESERVE o BINDARRI Dairyville e ULIDARRA b DUCKS LAGOON Aberfoyle k NATIONAL PARK NATIONAL NATIONAL ancient Antarctic beech forest. Nearby w 33 m NATURE RESERVE Wongwibinda a y PARK 77 F Megan PARK N Bostobrick y Wattle Flat and Georges Junction provide u G Bindarray COFFS HARBOUR Y A quiet camping spots for bush lovers who Picnic Area W MUTTONBIRD ISLAND NATURE RESERVE DORRIGO Bangalore H IG enjoy forest drives through remote ranges. Dorrigo NATIONAL PARK Picnic Area H L AL 40 GUY FAWKES RIVER RF Never Never 23 Phone Dorrigo 6657 2309 3I Y 51 TE For information on sites in NATURE RESERVE A WA Picnic Area W Rainforest Sawtell For information on the Solitary the Armidale region contact Ebor Falls Bongil Picnic Area Native Dog Creek Picnic Area Ebor Centre Islands Marine Park contact Dorrigo National Park the NPWS Armidale Office on Camping Area H 2 27 W Y BONGIL BONGIL Marine Parks Authority on H (02) 6738 9100. A World Heritage CATHEDRAL ROCK NEW ENGLAND NATIONAL PARK NATIONAL PARK (02) 6652 0900 NATIONAL PARK 2 NATIONAL PARK Thora Thungutti er Barokee Ri v Bellingen Tuckers Rocks Bellinger BAALIJIN Camping Area Camping NATURE RESERVE 12 Dorrigo Rainforest Centre introduces Area 2 Point Lookout Wollomombi 36 Styx River 1 Banksia Point River visitors to the lush and beautiful sub- ng Kalang Urunga ARMIDALE LL Camping Area Picnic Area ala WATERFA K tropical rainforest of this World Heritage 43 Wattle Flat GUMBAYNGGIRR Beech Lookout JUUGAWARRI Camping Area NATIONAL PARK area. Venture onto Skywalk for a 3 1 Picnic Area Killiekrankie NATURE RESERVE Mtn Picnic Area N spectacular bird’s eye view over the Hillgrove Jeogla 35 JAGUN NATURE RESERVE rainforest canopy or walk among the Gara Gorge Valla Beach N ver Picnic Area a a Ri vines, ferns and soaring trunks to sparkling I m bucc Valla Beach Picnic Area MAP KEY I VALLA NATURE RESERVE waterfalls. The Visitor Centre is open 77 9:00am to 4:30pm every day and includes OXLEY WILD RIVERS Nambucca Heads Highway/kilometre distance NATIONAL PARK Kosekai Lookout Bowraville an information desk, National Parks Shop, a Sealed roads, major/minor Dangars Falls Long Point DUNGGIR display on rainforest and the Canopy Cafe. Camping Area 1 Camping Area CUNNAWARRA NATIONAL PARK 3 NATIONAL PARK Macksville Unsealed access to park or reserve Phone Dorrigo 6657 2309 7H 1 Georges Creek Four-wheel drive road Camping Area m Scotts Head Ar rs Warrell Creek Taylors lo Vehicle entry ay Park or reserve described in this brochure T C Arm I YARRIABINI 135 IF C NATIONAL PARK and camping fees S A Park or reserve in nearby regions East Kunderang P The Pines Picnic Area Bellbrook J $ Vehicle entry fee - $7 per day Camping Area Eungai Declared wilderness J (permit required) Creek Stuarts Point Macle Yarriabini Lookout 1 No camping fee ay Ri NGAMBAA ver Marine park NATURE RESERVE South S 2 Adult $5, child $3 per night Camping Area West ARAKOON Cedar Park World Heritage 3 Adult $10, child $5 per night Rocks STATE COSERVATION AREA Picnic Area 51 Little Bay Picnic Area 4 Adult $14, child $7 per night CARRAI NPWS office NATIONAL PARK Toorooka S Special permit required Clybucca Smoky Cape Picnic Area Tourism NSW Visitor Information Centre Smoky Camping Area 2 Camping and picnic area OXLEY WILD RIVERS Collombatti Kinchela NATIONAL PARK For information on sites in the HAT HEAD Picnic area only K region contact NATIONAL PARK K WILLI WILLI Frederickton 2 Youdale's Hut NATIONAL PARK the NPWS Office Gladstone Hat Head SCALE Camping Area on (02) 6586 8300.  Skywalk boardwalk at Dorrigo National Park (walk-in) The Gap Picnic Area Camping Area 2 1 5 10 15 20 km S KUMBATINE Hungry Head Camping Area NATIONAL PARK KEMPSEY 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10