New England North West Travel Guides

Guy Fawkes River National Park

This park has the perfect balance - rugged wilderness with scenic rivers combined with areas that are accessible to picnickers and campers. The...

Cathedral Rock National Park

Explore, walk or camp. The giant boulders, rock sculptures, native fauna and vast wilderness decorate this area into a wilderness retreat. The...

Waterfall Way Scenic Drive

The 191 kilometre Waterfall Way scenic drive begins in Coffs Harbour and commences in Armidale. This spectacular drive has been voted the third...

Bluff Rock

The scene of a massacre in 1844, this unusual granite outcrop keeps its secrets. There is no evidence of this terrible time, but the majestic...

Cottan-bimbang National Park

Sitting on the eastern escarpment, this park protects extensive old-growth eucalypt forest, rainforest, threatened frog species, yellow-bellied...

Gibraltar Range National Park

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This is granite country, carved into deep valleys and stacked boulders. The park also has rainforest of World Heritage importance.

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Washpool National Park

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Various walks leave the visitor areas, such as the 8.5 km Washpool Walk, which takes you on a trip through the main forest types. The Coombadjha...

New England National Park

A landscape of cliffs and World Heritage rainforests with fast creeks, occasional snowfalls and mist that spills over the edge of the Great...

Basket Swamp National Park

Basket Swamp is an important wetland of heaths and sedges. It cleans, stores and slowly releases water throughout the year into local creeks, and...

Boonoo Boonoo National Park

From a lookout platform you can watch the river plunge 210 metres at Boonoo Boonoo Falls. Swimming in the river is popular in summer. Flora &...

Tooloom National Park

Tooloom National Park cover approximately 4390 hectares of the Koreelah range which is one of a number of dominant volcanic features in upper...

Australia's Open Garden Scheme Ltd

Australia's Open Garden Scheme gives the opportunity to see into some of Australians best private gardens.

Around 8,000 gardens...

Bowling Alley Point & Chaffey Dam

Eleven km north of Nundle, along the mostly gravely River Rd is the old goldfield Bowling Alley Point. Further on from this is Chaffey Dam which...

Australian Standing Stones

The first settlers in the Glen Innes region were of Scottish origin. The Australian Standing Stones began as an ambitious project marking this...

Kamilaroi Highway

Extending a warm Outback welcome are the folk you'll meet along the way on the Kamilaroi Highway. Start or end your journey from Willow Tree...

Kamilaroi Walking Track

Designed for trekkers of all ages the Kamilaroi Walking Track, is a scenic ridge-top walk that looks over the Peel Valley.

The track...

Fossickers Way

This 375 km trip explores one of the world's richest gem areas. Sapphires, jasper, prase, crystals and gold can all be found. Begin (or end)...