Best trails in Oxley Wild Rivers National Park

Fantastic walk with dramatic scenery out to the Falls near Hillgrove, New South Wales. The route connects Gorge Lookout, Wollombi Falls, and Chandler Falls Lookout. There are many spots to stop and enjoy the views of the falls and the gorge. The walk to Chandler Lookout also starts at the same trailhead.

The Threlfall Track at Gara Gorge in the Oxley Wild Rivers NP is an easy, informative walk with great glimpses of the river and gorge. The walk follows the remnants of the plume of a long defunct hydro-electric system. The history of this system is well documented with signage along the track. The higher portion of the track is through open woodland that was once farm land while the lower section meanders along the upper edge of the gorge. Wildlife that can be seen on this walk included...

A fantastic loop of the Apsley Gorge Rim that takes in a whole bunch of the lookouts as well as views of the falls. This is a great route to follow for the whole family with little elevation found along the way. This area has an abundance of snow gums and New England stringybark trees. There's also a litany of wildlife to spot in this area including platypus in the Apsley river.

A peaceful trail through the Oxley Wild Rivers National Park in north west NSW, located not too far south from Armidale. This out and back route begins and ends from the parking area at the end of Dangars Falls Road, where parking is available and camping nearby. Follow the Salisbury Waters Track and McDirty's Track out to McDirty's Lookout and back again. Enjoy the beautiful views and waterfalls along the way.

An impressive trail through the Oxley Wild Rivers National Park in north eastern New South Wales, located not too far east from Armidale. This out and back route begins and ends from the parking and picnic area at the end of Wollomombi Falls Road. The first lookout is a very easy walk with a magnificent view, followed by the walk to Chandler view which is a Grade 4 trail - quite steep and has lots of small rocks on the track and can get quite slippery in places.

A series of short walks to the lookouts of Dangars Gorge near Armidale. These lookouts offer absolutely stunning views of the spectacular gorge and waterfall on accessible tracks. There is a picnic and camping area as well. This spot is the starting point for some longer more strenuous walks namely Salisbury Waters and McDirtys Tracks.

This is one of the better maintained longer trails in Dangers Gorge, Oxley Wild Rivers National Park. Perfect for those after a longer walk, but not willing to tackle some of the undergrowth on other trails. This trail is a little more open, and a tad greener. There are a few very small creek crossings which are fun and break up the bush. You’ll find a lovely little log bench at the Mihi Falls lookout. Mihi Falls is much smaller, so is best viewed after some rain. Proper hiking boots are...

This is the first day's section of the full 65km Green Gully Track in Oxley Wild Rivers National Park. Departing from Cedar Creek Cottage and following undulating tracks through lush forest all the way to Birds Nest Hut. You'll be settling into the terrain and battling a few steep sections along the way. Lovely views are had sporadically through the bushland and across nearby gorges. The welcome sight of the hut will be a great relief at the start of the adventure.

This is the second day's section of the full 65km Green Gully Track in Oxley Wild Rivers National Park. You will depart from Birds Nest Hut at Brumby Creek and climb steadily to the trig atop Birds Nest Peak. This is a great spot for a morning tea before continuing with the day's walk. The track continues along The Rocks where amazing views out over Green Gully showcase the terrain of the next day. A double descent comes soon after that can be tough on your feet and knees, so take your...

This is the fourth and final day's section of the full 65km Green Gully Track in Oxley Wild Rivers National Park. On this final day of the Green Gully Track you will depart from Colwells Hut and tackle some steep and challenging hills right away. Pace yourself through the initial few kilometres as things ease off and you navigate a crossing of Birds Nest Creek. From here it's a quick jaunt to the management trail where navigation and terrain become easier and you can enjoy the sparse views...