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Gundabooka National Park

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Gundabooka National Park is a place of rugged cliffs, gorges and hills, formed from rust-coloured rocks more than 385 million years old. The main feature is the Gunderbooka Range, which rises to 500 metres at Mount Gunderbooka. The park is of great significance to the Ngemba people and the range has a history of ceremonial gatherings and rock art.

From Little Mountain, enjoy the view of the northern escarpment of the Gunderbooka Range. A new day-use area is being developed at Bennetts Tank which will ultimately be a stepping-off point for a trek to the top of Mt Gundabooka.

Gundabooka National Park

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Getting There: Gundabooka is 50 kilometres south of Bourke, off the Kidman Way. Roads are passable in dry weather only. Contact the local office to make bookings and obtain directions before visiting the park. Road quality: unpaved sections
Further Information: The campground is on the main park road. The route includes unpaved roads, generally suitable for 2WD cars, though roads may become impassable in wet weather. Campsites are suitable for: caravans; camper trailers; camping beside your vehicle. Facilities: Pit/composting toilets, picnic tables, wood barbecues Things to do: From this camping ground, you can go on a 2.4km walk through mulga woodlands to nearby Little Mountain. From the top of the mountain, there's an outstanding view of the entire northern escarpment of the Gunderbooka Range.

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Location

Kidmans Way
Cobar NSW

Getting ThereGundabooka is 50 kilometres south of Bourke, off the Kidman Way. Roads are passable in dry weather only. Contact the local office to make bookings and obtain directions before visiting the park. Road quality: unpaved sections