Best trails in Richmond Range National Park

This short and sweet route explores the southern precinct of Richmond Range National Park in Cambridge Plateau, NSW. Commence your journey from the fabulous Cambridge Plateau picnic area and head through towering tallowwood and flooded gum forest in a circuit within the park. If bird-watching is your thing, make sure to bring your binoculars and chance your luck spotting some rose-crowned fruit-doves or tawnys owls flitting in the canopy!

This is an adventurous hike in the Northern Rivers region of New South Wales, beginning from the Cambridge Plateau Day Use Area parking space - not too far from the rural town of Casino. This is a great walk highlighted by the descent alongside Culmaran Falls (not shown on the topographic map) and going through a cave behind the falls into an unusual basalt rock boulder area. The trail sees very little use and may require some bush bashing. It is advisable to carry enough water and snacks...

This walk begins at the lovely Cambridge Plateau Day-Use Area, a beautiful picnic spot surrounded by towering flooded gums and lush rainforest. The route follows a gravel and dirt management trail, climbing steadily up towards the summit of Mount Tryney. The track is a fantastic way to experience the magnificent forests of Richmond Range National Park. This area protects one of the largest remaining stands of lowland subtropical rainforest in New South Wales and is part of the Gondwana...