Best trails in Washpool National Park

This is an awesome trail through the Washpool National Park in northeastern New South Wales. This looped route begins and ends from the Coombadjha Camping Area at the end of Coachwood Drive - about an hour and 15 minutes drive west from Graton. This walking trail winds through rolling hills and is clearly marked, leading you to one of the most beautiful coachwood forests in the state. You'll be treated to stunning waterfalls and amazing views along the way. Keep your eyes peeled for the...

Immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of one of Australia's most beautiful rainforests. This walk is famous as a place to hear the superb lyrebird showing off its amazing mimicry, so keep your ears open! As you walk through the lush, green forest, you might also spot red-necked pademelons hopping quietly through the undergrowth. With toilets and picnic tables, the Coombadjha day-use area is the perfect place to start.

This is day three of the Gibraltar-Washpool World Heritage Walk, through the Gibraltar Range National Park, located in the north eastern corner of New South Wales - not too far from the town of Grafton. The entire walk covers around 45 kilometers of diverse landscapes and can be done in 3 - 4 days. This section can also be done independently, taking you from the Mulligans Hut Campground, along Pidcocks Trail up to the Coombadjha Camping Area, at the end of Coachwood Drive. You can hire a...

This is a beautiful trail within the Washpool National Park in northeastern New South Wales, located not too far from the town of Grafton. This short looped route begins and ends near the Coombadjha camping area, where parking is available. The trail's highlight is the Coombadjha Creek Coachwood Pool - an excellent spot for a swim!

The trail begins at a picnic area and takes you on a short walk through dry, open forest and rocky granite outcrops to reach the stunning Granite Lookout. From here, you can enjoy the spectacular views of the unique landscape and the surrounding area. The second half of the track can get overgrown and is poorly signposted, but it's just a short distance. Alternatively, you can retrace your steps and return the way you came. At the trailhead, there are picnic tables and shelters nestled...

Take a beautiful walk through the Megalong Valley to discover the secluded Coachwood Pool. This out-and-back trail follows the Lyrebird Walk, leading you through a lush rainforest environment. The reward is a peaceful waterhole surrounded by stunning coachwood trees, a perfect spot to cool off and relax.

An enjoyable and lesser known trail through the Washpool National Park, located in north eastern New South Wales near the town of Tenterfield. It's a beautiful drive out to where the trail begins from Swampy Trail. Enjoy making your way through the World Heritage listed rainforest out to the Billyrimba Falls.

A relatively easy going trail through Washpool National Park, located in the north eastern corner of New South Wales - not too far west from the town of Grafton. This out and back route begins and ends from the Granite Picnic Area, where parking and bathroom facilities are located. Follow the Waratah Trail all the way up to the Waratah Trig and back again, passing the Kunderang Lookout along the way.