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Cunnawarra National Park

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From the crest of the Cunnawarra Range to the rugged Georges River valley, this escarpment park links the snow gum high country of New England National Park with the wild ranges of Oxley Wild Rivers National Park.

Beech Lookout overlooks ancient Antarctic beech rainforest, huddled in the headwaters of the Georges River. Surrounding forests have white gums that have been identified as some of the tallest trees in the state.

Nearby campsites at Wattle Flat and Georges Junction are good bases for bush lovers who enjoy quiet forest drives through remote ranges. You can go camping, birdwatching and there will be lots of photo opportunities from the lookouts.

Cunnawarra National Park

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Getting There: 70 km south-west of Dorrigo, 70 km east of Armidale. The Styx Forest Way, off the Waterfall Way, loops through the park via Point Lookout Road and the Wollomombi-Kempsey road (unpaved roads).
Further Information: News & Events: you can find out information on fire, flood and park closure updates on the parks website link below.

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Location

Armidale-Kempsy Road
Georges Creek NSW

Getting There70 km south-west of Dorrigo, 70 km east of Armidale. The Styx Forest Way, off the Waterfall Way, loops through the park via Point Lookout Road and the Wollomombi-Kempsey road (unpaved roads).