Best trails in Bongil Bongil National Park

An enjoyable family friendly trail through the Bongil Bongil National Park on the east coast of New South Wales, located not too far south from Coffs Harbour. This out and back route begins and ends from Tuckers Rock Road. The trail itself passes through a swampy area which can be quite muddy after rain so come prepared.

A beautiful loop through the Bongil Bongil National Park on the east coast of New South Wales, located just south from Coffs Harbour. This looped route begins and ends from the parking area at the end of Williams Road on Bonville Creek. The trail itself features lots of beautiful scenery along side the river.

This is a fantastic walk that takes you on a journey through the beautiful Bongil Bongil National Park. Starting from the Bongil Picnic Area, the track follows the peaceful north bank of Bonville Creek. You'll wander through lush rainforest and tall, flooded gums, passing the Big Bend Picnic Spot along the way. It's a top spot for birdwatching and one of the best places on the coast to see a koala in the wild.

This trail explores the bush and coast of the beautiful Bongil Bongil National Park, just south of Coffs Harbour in NSW. The route commences from Souris Road and heads through towering Swamp Sclerophyll Forest toward the coast. You're then in for a beautiful stretch of sand walking along Bonville Beach before joining the Bongil Beach Trail which leads you back to your starting point. Don't forget to pack your swimmers for the beach section of this route so you can have a refreshing dip in...

This is a classic, unspoiled beach walk in the beautiful Bongil Bongil National Park. The trail is simply the stunning stretch of sand from the Tuckers Road beach access all the way to the picturesque Bundagen Headland. It's a fantastic walk for enjoying the feeling of wide-open space, with the sound of the waves and the fresh sea breeze for company.

Starting from the end of Tuckers Rock Road, discover the serene Bluff Loop, a peaceful stroll within Bongil Bongil National Park. This walk is a delightful blend of stunning coastal beauty and lush bushland, with the trail winding through native forest and behind the sand dunes. It's an absolute treat for birdwatchers, offering a great chance to spot local wildlife amongst the trees.

An interesting trail through the Bongil Bongil National Park in eastern New South Wales, located not too far south from Coffs Harbour. This looped route begins and ends with the Bongil Beach Trail, offering beautiful coastal views. Please note the drive to get here is along an unsealed road with lots of rocks.

This route is in Sid Burke Forest Park, beginning from the Sid Burke Day Use Area off the Pacific Highway. Originally a highway rest stop, the area became a part of Bongil Bongil National Park in 2003. There is a memorial at the day use area commemorating the Burke family and their three generations in the logging industry.

Here’s a track that gives you a fantastic mix of classic coastal bush and beach walking, all tucked away in Bongil Bongil National Park. The track offers some lovely variety. You'll head along what feels like an 'outback' style trail, navigate through an area known as "the soak," and then make your way out onto the beach. This combination means you get to enjoy both the forest atmosphere and sweeping coastal views. The area is also home to wildlife, so keep your eyes peeled.

Explore the beautiful forests beside Bonville Creek on this pleasant loop starting from the Bongil Picnic Area. This trail offers a lovely immersion into the diverse environments protected within Bongil Bongil National Park. The track winds through classic North Coast bushland, featuring majestic eucalypts like Blackbutt and Flooded Gum, which provide a shady canopy overhead. The park is renowned as a crucial habitat for one of NSW's largest coastal koala populations, so keep an eye scanning...