Bungoona Walk

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408 Bungoona Walk (GPX)

Take a more gentle walk up the eastern side of Bald Rock through the ‘cairn garden’ and The Arches to meet up with the main track to the summit of Bald Rock.

Lookouts

Picnic Facilities

BBQ

Toilets

No Dogs Permitted

Camping Permitted

Eucalypt Forest

1280m

Maximum Elevation

185m

Total Climb

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Getting there:

From Tenterfield take the Mount Lindesay Road north and then turn left into Bald Rock Access Road and follow this for 5km to the car park and picnic area.

From Stanthorpe drive towards Amosfield, then south along the Woodenbong Road/Mount Lindesay Road towards Tenterfield. The road is partially unsealed, with the turnoff into Bald Rock Access Road on the right.

Maps:

Bald Rock National Park

Route/Trail notes:

Take the main summit track to Bald Rock and once across the bridge take the left hand track. The Bungoona Walk takes a smoother approach, working its way up the gentler eastern side of Bald Rock, past the ‘cairn garden’ and then through the amazing Arches before meeting up with the main track that then crosses the saddle to the summit.

Permits/Costs:

National Park entry fee applies (2023 = $8 per vehicle/day). Park entry fees and camping permits can only be purchased online from National Parks NSW. The campgrounds are just behind the car park.

Other References/Comments:

Base yourself at Bald Rock Campground and take advantage of a spectacular sunrise or sunset from the top of Bald Rock.

GPS Tracks

408 Bungoona Walk (GPX)

Comments

We have always climbed to the summit of Bald Rock via the main track and rock face, so to take the Bungoona Walk was an enjoyable alternative. Despite the campsite being full, we were the only ones to brave the cold and see the sunset from the summit.
F.A.B. on 21 May, 2023

Took this route on the way up. Amazing scenery
Anne on 26 Jul, 2022

Really enjoyed this walk with my family including our youngest who is 8. Some parental anxiety kicked in at the summit but the path was well marked and the views were amazing.
ScottJM on 18 Jul, 2022

Many interesting boulder formations along the way.
Wanderlust on 18 Apr, 2022

A scenic walk through large granite boulders saw two lyrebirds.
Lahs on 12 Jan, 2022

We took the quick route up then the more gentle walk back along the Bungoona track on the way back. Outstanding views. You wouldn't visit the park without going up the rock, right!
Richard Mason on Apr, 2007