At 1,206 meters, Mt Exmouth is the tallest mountain in the Warrumbungles. Follow a well marked trail to the summit for excellent 360 degree views.

Lookouts
Picnic Facilities
Toilets
No Dogs Permitted
Camping Permitted
Eucalypt Forest
1206m
Maximum Elevation
757m
Total Climb

Getting there:

From Coonabarabran travel along Timor Road that becomes John Renshaw Parkway once you enter the National Park. Continue along John Renshaw Parkway and travel 3km past the Visitor Centre and turn right into the car park.

From Tooraweenah, follow John Renshaw Parkway for approximately 33km, then turn left into the car park.

Maps:

Warrumbungle National Park Map

Route/Trail notes:

The walk can be taken from a number of starting points however the most direct way is following the Burbie trail which is a short distance from the Split Rock carpark. The majority of the walk is on a fairly well kept fire road that leads all the way up past Camp Burbie to Danu Camp. From there continue on to Cathedral Rock and Arch ( a 2km round trip) before returning to Danu Camp and left on a well marked trail that takes you up to Mt Exmouth summit. The track is extremely well marked with plenty of signs along the way.

Permits/Costs:

National Park entry fee applies (2022 = $8 per vehicle/day). Park entry fees and camping permits can only be purchased online from National Parks NSW. The campgrounds are along John Renshaw Parkway.

Other References/Comments:

Warrumbungle National Park

GPS Tracks

Comments

Excellent, straight forward hike up to the summit of Mt Exmouth. The path is very easy to follow with frequent signs along the way. Nothing complicated or precarious, just a nice walk. We were fortunate enough to go right after a polar blast so we saw a heap of snow after getting above Danu campsite. The clouds parted as we arrived at the summit giving us a fantastic view of the Warrumbungles. On the way back down we saw a bunch of mountain goats chilling near the path.

Vonsnrub on 11 Jun, 2021

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