Nymboida National Park

Photo: John Tann from Sydney, Australia / CC BY 2.0

Nymboida National Park is a rugged wilderness haven in northern NSW, where ancient Gondwana rainforests meet dramatic gorges and the wild Nymboida River. This remote park offers a true escape for nature lovers, with world-class white-water rafting, secluded swimming holes, and hiking trails through towering brush box and flooded gum forests. It's a place of profound quiet, broken only by the roar of rapids and birdcalls.

Highlights & What to See

Suggested Time to Spend

For a satisfying visit, plan at least a full day. Combine a morning hike on the Bicentennial Trail (e.g., the 6 km return Platypus Flat walk) with an afternoon of river exploration or a rafting trip. For serious adventurers, two days allow time to tackle longer trails or paddle the river's lower gorges. The park is remote and facilities are basic, so come self-sufficient.

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