Werrikimbe National Park

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Werrikimbe National Park is a pristine wilderness sanctuary in the heart of the New South Wales mid-north coast hinterland. This UNESCO World Heritage Gondwana Rainforest reserve is a place of ancient Antarctic beech trees, cascading waterfalls, and haunting birdcalls. It's a paradise for serious hikers and nature lovers who want to experience one of Australia's most untouched landscapes.

Highlights & What to See

Suggested Time to Spend

Most visitors spend a full day exploring the park's highlights, but to truly appreciate its remote beauty, plan for an overnight stay at one of the basic campgrounds. Two days allows you to tackle a longer hike and soak in the solitude. The park is best visited from late spring to early autumn when the weather is mild and roads are open.

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