Best trails in Wollumbin (Mount Warning) National Park

This trail's first few hundred metres involve private property as you cross through a paddock with cattle about. Please be respectful to the owners and respect any signage that is posted. Further up the fire trail, you will enter Wollumbin (Mount Warning) National Park, where a marked trail and stairs lead to the final summit. The views a the top are nothing short of spectacular!

An 11 kilometre route that leads you through native bush up to the top of the mountain near Brays Creek, New South. The route is along on bush management fire trails apart from the final ascent to the Lookout. Great views towards Mt Warning and the nearby valleys. A steepish moderate climb to the top. Highlights are the beautiful rainforest and views from the lookout.

Set out on this brief walk along Lyrebird Track and surround yourself with the opulent subtropical rainforest of Wollumbin National Park, which has been granted World Heritage status. This undemanding walk meanders through a palm forest and leads to a lookout point where you can pause and enjoy your natural surroundings. This area is home to a diverse range of wildlife, including Brush turkeys, which can be observed scouring through the leaf litter for insects and seeds.

Wollumbin is a sacred place to the Bundjalung People, and visitors are asked to respect the Bundjalung Elders' wishes and avoid climbing this mountain. Under traditional Bundjalung law, only certain people can climb to the summit of Wollumbin. For some of the best views of Wollumbin, you can visit the nearby Nightcap or Border Ranges National Park.