Dooragan National Park

Dooragan National Park is a wild, beautiful slice of the Mid North Coast, offering some of the most dramatic coastal views in NSW. The park is dominated by North Brother Mountain, whose summit provides a breathtaking panorama of the Camden Haven River, the Pacific Ocean, and the surrounding national parks. It's a place of deep cultural significance to the Birpai people, and the landscape is rich in rainforest, eucalypt forests, and heathlands. Whether you're after a challenging hike, a peaceful picnic, or a spot of birdwatching, Dooragan rewards visitors with a sense of being truly off the beaten track.

Highlights & What to See

Suggested Time to Spend

Most visitors find a half-day is enough to drive to the lookout, complete the summit walk, and enjoy a picnic. If you're keen on tackling multiple trails or want to linger for photography, allocate a full day. The park can be combined easily with a morning at the coast and an afternoon exploring the hinterland.

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