Best trails in Mount Jerusalem National Park

The Unicorn Falls Walking Track provides a picturesque hike through Mount Jerusalem National Park. The trail begins at Manns Road, and will take you through tall eucalyptus trees and luscious sub-tropical and temperate rainforests. You will cross several creeks during your hike and eventually reach the secluded and stunning Unicorn Falls. Trees surround the falls and are an excellent spot to take a break from your hike and cool off in the shade. While you're there, watch for endangered...

Parks NSW does not recommend visiting Hell Hole Falls due to the high risk of injury. No official trail leads to the falls, making it difficult for emergency services to assist anyone if they injure themselves while visiting the location. Visitors looking for a place to cool off can try the beautiful Minyon Falls nearby. Please use caution when visiting waterfalls as rocks and pathways can be dangerously slippery. Always heed signage and warnings about waterfall safety.

The Gidjuum Gulganyi offers a rich cultural and natural experience as it traverses the landscapes First Nations Peoples have inhabited for thousands of years. This remarkable four-day trek spans 42 kilometres, linking Mount Jerusalem and Nightcap National Parks in the Tweed Byron Hinterland. Hikers will walk along the edge of an old caldera, immersed in Gondwanan rainforest, and reach the stunning Minyon Falls, a site formed by millions of years of volcanic activity.

A short hike along Rayners Track and Koonyum Range Road. This is an fairly undulating track at times with some scrambling found along the way but nothing too extreme. The track does widen as you meet Koonyum Range Road passing by the Teales Lookout from there you'll have a fairly easy pace back to the start of this walk.

A great walk along an undulating climb up to the summit near Smiths Creek, New South Wales. A nice walk on a well-graded trail. There are not too many views, but what you do see it beautiful. The last 500m or so is a badly rutted trail, but not difficult. Finally, it's a bush bash to the broken trig on top. Wear the right footwear with you and you’ll enjoy yourself.

The Whisky Creek Walk includes the initial few kilometres of the 42km Gidjuum Gulganyi Walk. The trail begins at the Manns Rd Track Head and shares its first 800 meters with the Unicorn Falls Walking Track, before crossing Manns Road and proceeding down the existing Whisky Creek Fire Trail. It then diverges shortly after onto a charming section of singletrack that winds along and crosses the creek multiple times before reconnecting with the Whisky Creek Trail and returning to the Manns Road...

This is a casual walk through a lightly visited area of Mount Jerusalem National Park. The path follows mostly fire trail and maintenance roads through dense bush as it connects to the lookout track. An amazing view through the forest over the lower valleys and distant ranges awaits before turning back and stopping off for a view of Boogarem Falls. There isn't a designated trail that leads to Boogarem Falls. Due to the potential for harm, this waterfall is not a recognized visiting...

A rainforest trail that leads through the lands of the Yugambeh and Bundjalung people to Rowlands Creek. Access to the trailhead is via a dirt road. The path follows fire trails and old logging tracks from the cedar cutters. The descent to the creek is your return trail so be prepared for the climb out. There are tracks that follow both sides of the creek, they are unmarked but it’s pretty well-worn. Hell's Hole Falls is located at the junction before this track. However, Parks NSW does...

A nice quiet trail through the Whian Whian State Conservation Area and Mount Jerusalem National Park, located not too far from the famous Byron Bay in northern New South Wales. This point to point trail begins from Rummery Park camping area. From here you'll follow Peates Mountain Road for a summit of Peates Mountain (601m), then continue north on several roads leading you to the top of Jerusalem Mountain (805m). Not overly technical, mostly fire trails, but beautiful ancient rainforest and...