Wollemia National Park

Deep in the wild gorges of the Hunter Valley, Wollemi National Park is a place of ancient secrets and rugged beauty. This vast wilderness, part of the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area, is famous for the discovery of the Wollemi Pine—a prehistoric tree species thought extinct until 1994. For travellers craving raw nature, hiking trails, and solitude, this park delivers an unforgettable Australian bush experience.

Highlights & What to See

Suggested Time to Spend

To truly experience Wollemi, plan at least a full day—ideally two if you want to hike into the backcountry or paddle the Colo River. Day-trippers from the Hunter Valley can tackle the Glow Worm Tunnel and a short walk, but overnight camping unlocks the park's wild heart. Pace yourself: trails are rugged and unsealed roads require a 4WD in wet conditions.

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