Best trails in Wallingat National Park

This 4WD track leads from the coast up to the stellar vantage point and views of Whoota Whoota Lookout in Wallingat National Park. The midsection of the Freshwater Trail is quite steep and will test your fitness, and since it is so steep you are unlikely to encounter any vehicles on it. There is an optional 300m or so of trail after the lookout, but it simply leads to an indistinct clearing. Views are truly fantastic on clear days from the lookout and make the hard ascent worth it.

This is a short hike through Wallingat National Park, near the east coast of NSW, north of Newcastle. The trail gets its name from the cabbage tree palms within the alluvial flats of Hotel Creek. Meandering through the area provides a glimpse of the biodiversity within Wallingat National Park, particularly of other native fauna and rainforest flora, such as turpentines and coachwoods.

A mountain bike loop that is 50% fire trail and 50% unpaved roads. It also can be used for bushwalking. It passes through the biodiversity found in Wallingat National Park, particularly of other native fauna and rainforest flora, such as turpentines and coachwoods. Fallen trees on the route are common. There are picnic spots to stop for a break, one-half way around the loop and the other close to the trailhead.