Best trails in Wyrrabalong National Park

This well-signposted trail on the Central Coast is considered one of the best walks in the area, following the coast between and Bateau Bay and Forresters Beach. The flora, especially ferns, is stunning, plus in spring there is an abundance of wildflowers including ground orchids and flannel flowers. There are two small stretches of stairs - one at the end will get your heart racing. The views at Crackneck Lookout and Forresters Beach Lookout are not to be missed. Toilets are available at...

This is a fairly easy walk along the coast starting at Crackneck Lookout and picnic area to Wyrrabalong Lookout within Wyrrabalong National Park in the Central Coast. This is a relaxed family-friendly walk with limited elevation and gives you multiple views of the Pacific Ocean. There are some steep sections but they are well-maintained and use stairs to ease the strain. Longer variations exist, including a loop trail along the Coast Walking Track and Cliffs Track, but for those short on...

A walk with views over Tuggerah Lake through areas of littoral rainforest on the Central Coast, New South Wales A great hike that is not difficult and very picturesque. There is a large variety of flora like Angothra, Banksia, Paperbark, Redgums, Ferns and Palms. There are also goannas and lots of birdlife.

A lovely trail through Wyrrabalong National Park in the Central Coast Region of New South Wales - close to Canton Beach. This looped route begins and ends from the end of Evans Road. Follow the Wetland Trail up to the Red Gum Track, which will bring you to the Burrawang Walking Track to complete the loop. Enjoy the well shaded trail and the many beautiful look out points and rest areas along the way.

This route travels along the foreshore below the cliffs connecting the beautiful Bateau Bay to Forrester's Beach. This is right on the cliffs and is open to the elements. You can return via the same cliffside track or via the Coast Walking Track further inland to make this into a loop. Checking the weather and tides is recommended before attempting this route and it shouldn't even be considered if there are swell warnings.

A coastal walk between Shelly Beach to Bateau Bay and close to the Entrance and Long Jetty. This is a great walk for the whole family mostly on paved and dirt paths. The are great ocean views from several points along the way. There are amenities along the way like cafes, public toilets, bubblers and bbq areas. If you feel like doing a longer walk link it with the Coastal Walking Track.

This is a tremendous little bushwalk if you want a quick nature escape that really gets the legs working. The Red Gum Trail is a well-marked loop that drops down into a lush, ferny gully before following the creek and climbing back out. It’s a fantastic way to experience the beautiful forests of Berowra Valley National Park. After rain, the track can be a bit slippery, so sturdy shoes are a good idea for handling the many stairs and the creek-side path.

A great little walk next to Tuggerah Lake on the Central Coast, New South Wales. This undulating route leads you through a small area of littoral rainforest. There is a large variety of flora like Angothra, Banksia, Paperbark, Red Gums, Ferns and Palms. You can continue on to do a longer walk in the park.

Explore a beautiful and rare patch of rainforest on the easy Lillypilly Loop Trail. This track is a fantastic way to see the special plants that grow right by the coast, like corkwood and the prehistoric-looking burrawangs. It’s a gentle walk that heads through lush, vine-covered forest and gives you some great views over the wetlands of Tuggerah Lake. You might even be lucky enough to spot a mighty white-bellied sea eagle soaring overhead.

A family friendly walk through the wetlands of Wyrrabalong National Park, about half an hour north of Gosford NSW. There is ample parking where the trail starts and ends, just off Wilfred Barrett Drive. This trail is perfect for those who don't want to tackle the sandy hills on the bigger walking loops in the area. The trail is suitable for kids and the first half of the loop is pram and wheelchair accessible.