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Nymboi-Binderay National Park

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The mighty Nymboida River with its rainforest lined banks and spectacular granite gorges is the main feature of this park. It is a world famous and challenging white-water area where two wild rivers, the Nymboida and the Mann, meet. The river's exciting rapids are renowned among white-water enthusiasts, and rafting is certainly the best way to fully appreciate the stunning beauty of the river.

The park also contains Norman W Jolly Memorial Grove - Magnificent stand of tallowwood & coachwood rainforest and Platypus Flat & The Junction - Picnic, swimming and camping (fees apply/no caravan access).

Nymboi-Binderay National Park lies north of Dorrigo and comprises part of the former Wild Cattle Creek, Clouds Creek and Kangaroo Creek state forests. Rainforest and extensive old-growth forest provide habitat for a variety of threatened fauna.It includes patches of the rare Dorrigo white gum.

Nymboi-Binderay National Park

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Getting There: 25 km north of Dorrigo From Cascade, take the Tyringham or Moses Rock Roads and turn onto Moonpar Road (unsealed; 4WD vehicle required in wet weather). Access to the northern part of the park is on Black Mountain Road via Grafton, Nymboida or Glenreagh (unsealed; 4WD only).

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Location

Briggsvale Rd
Megan NSW

Getting There25 km north of Dorrigo From Cascade, take the Tyringham or Moses Rock Roads and turn onto Moonpar Road (unsealed; 4WD vehicle required in wet weather). Access to the northern part of the park is on Black Mountain Road via Grafton, Nymboida or Glenreagh (unsealed; 4WD only).