Best trails in Mooball National Park

This is a great track leading up Mount Burringbar. Views out to the ocean can be seen at certain points heading up the hill, and there's a big trig point on top. On the map, it looks like you can proceed down the mountain from the north, but this trail is treacherous, steep, loose underfoot and overgrown.

Navigating this route requires expert-level route-finding and the ability to bush-bash through dense rainforest without a marked path. You will need to cross Christies Creek many times and traverse mid-shin-deep water while rock-hopping along the valley floor. This loop through Mooball National Park is a rugged experience, with the track frequently disappearing entirely. Once you reach the ascent, the climb is very steep and overgrown, making it essential to have a downloaded map to find...

A good option for a quick walk through some classic Aussie bushland in the north eastern region of New South Wales. The trail begins not too far out of Murwillumbah, with the trailhead and limited parking available on Cooradilla Road. Follow the Palmvale Spur Road down near Palmvale and return back up the hill to where you started via the same route.