Walking tracks
Six Mile Creek
Plant communities: wet eucalypt forests
Location:
shown on Nunnock to Myanba Gorge map
Carters Creek
A short boardwalk into the Carters Creek area and beautiful old growth forests/rainforest to the north of Pipers Lookout.
Also known as Rutherfords walking track.
Plant communities: wet eucalypt forests, rainforests
Pipers Lookout
This is a short walk to a series of lookouts over the escarpment and valley below. This part of the park contains moist forests important as wildlife refuges during drought and fire. The walks to the lookouts are wheelchair accessible.
Plant communities: wet eucalypt forests
Location:
shown on park map
Wolumla Peak
Picnic beneath the silvertop ash (Eucalyptus sieberi) and walk 500 m to the top of Wolumla Peak for great views, or for the more adventurous, take a walk down Wolumla Peak Fire Trail to see some outstanding old-growth forests.
Plant communities: dry eucalypt forests
Goodenia Rainforest walking track
Fire/closure alerts currently apply to this location. See details below.
Set out on the Goodenia Rainforest walk and discover a magnificent stand of cool temperate rainforest that is unique in this part of NSW.
An excellent track for walking with children, this easy 1.2km nature walk leads down into a lush gully of ferns and understorey species. Enjoy the shade provided by the dense lilly pilly canopy and keep an eye out for moss-covered rocks, vines and quirky-looking beetles as you explore.
As you walk, listen out for the wonderful stream of mimicked calls performed by the superb lyrebird or the whip-crack song of the eastern whipbird.
The walk starts at Goodenia Rainforest picnic area, so if you have time before or after the walk you could stop for a picnic or barbecue lunch.
Plant communities: rainforests
Location:
shown on park map
Events, activities and alerts at this location
| Closure | Storm damage and road maintenance Access to the coastal parts of the park, below the escarpment, are open with the exception of Kingfisher Road. For enquiries regarding coastal area access, contact 02 6495 5000.
Postman's Camp 4WD access only.
Mataganah Fire Trail is closed due to an impassable crossing on the Wog River.
Enquiries regarding escarpment access may be directed to the Bombala Office on 02 6458 4080 between 09:00 and 12:30. | |
Myanba Gorge
Wheelchair access: medium
This track has a boardwalk suitable for wheelchairs.
A more strenuous walk, this track takes in breathtaking views deep into Myanba Gorge and the Towamba Valley. This part of the park has a dry scrub forest that's unique in the region, with most of it in this area.
Plant communities: dry eucalypt forests
Location:
shown on Nunnock to Myanba Gorge map
Pheasants Peak
Follow the trail through the tall eucalypts and the huge granite boulders where you can look across the Monaro Plains towards the Snowy Mountains and down the south coast escarpment.
Plant communities: dry eucalypt forests
Nunnock Swamp walk
Explore this extraordinarily special wetland perched right on the edge of the escarpment. Stroll along an easy 5km loop and stop at the viewing platforms along the way. In late spring and early summer the wildflowers bloom in a mass of colour across the grasslands.
Plant communities: freshwater wetlands, grasslands
Location:
shown on Nunnock to Myanba Gorge map
