New South Wales (NSW), is a state found on the east coast of Australia.
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NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service
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A short walk in the northern section of Barrington Tops National Park to a lookout over the picturesque Polblue Falls.
A lovely walk around a Swamp that drains into streams throughout the Barrington Tops National Park bringing nourishment to the flora and fauna downstream.
A walk in the Gloucester Tops section of Barrington National Park that follows the Gloucester River passing through through sections of sub Alpine swamp.
A beautiful track through rain forest in the Williams River section of Barrington Tops National Park that includes side tracks to the river as well as a huge Strangler Fig.
A walk through rainforest in the eastern section of Barrington Tops National Park from the Gloucester River Camping Area to the top of the hill and back via the road.
This is a short walk to a lookout over the escarpment in the northern section of Barrington Tops National Park.
Well worth the effort to visit this stunning multi-faceted waterfall situated in Basket Swamp National Park; the little sibling to Bald Rock and Boonoo Boonoo. There is a slippery fire trail where you can walk down to view the lower pools and rock hop back under the falls.
An outcrop of granite rocks near the southern edge of the Basket Swamp National Park. An easy 100-metre walk trail brings you to the base of this trig point which is high on the tallest rock in this outcrop though to get to the trig on top of the rock requires a hard climb up a very narrow crevasse. 180 degree views across farmlands and the Bruxner Highway and as far as Tenterfield can be seen from the rock.
A nice walk if you are in the area, and worth doing before Pulpit Rock lookout. This walk is not as busy as many of the other lookout walks in the area. The view across the valley is fantastic. The lookout makes a great place for a picnic lunch, and the lack of crowds makes it that much more attractive
A circuit which consists of Shaws Ridge to the east and Springwood Ridge on the west. The trail descends into the valley which separates the two ridges through an area known as Blue Gum Swamp.