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14 Dec 2023

Gardens of Stone National Park draft amendment to the plan of management | Park management

The draft amendment to the Gardens of Stone National Park plan of management has closed for comment.

A striking rock formation known as a pagoda in Gardens of Stone National Park. The foreground showcases the unique, layered structure of the pagoda rock, with its rugged surface and distinct shape resembling a tiered tower. Surrounding the formation are dense green trees and shrubs, under a clear blue sky. The natural beauty and geological features of the park create a captivating scene.
Pagoda, rock formation, Gardens of Stone National Park
Image Credit: Rosie Nicolai/DPE
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23 May 2024

Gloucester office | Locations

Contact the Gloucester office - National Parks and Wildlife Service. You can get in touch with us by email, phone or mail. 

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05 Jul 2022

Gardens of Stone State Conservation Area draft Plan of Management: public consultation | Park management

Public consultation on the Gardens of Stone State Conservation Area: draft Plan of Management has closed.

A breathtaking view from Pearsons Lookout in Gardens of Stone National Park. The foreground features a railing and a rocky platform, while the background showcases an expansive landscape of rugged cliffs, deep valleys, and dense forests under a partly cloudy sky. The dramatic rock formations and vibrant greenery create a stunning and natural scene.
Pearsons Lookout escarpment Gardens of Stone National Park
Image Credit: Rosie Nicolai/DPE
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20 May 2024

Gardens of Stone State Conservation Area: update September 2023 | Park management

Establishing an eco-adventure destination for the Central West.

A high aerial view of a treed hill on the left, a rocky hill on the right, and the shadow of clouds in the valley between.
Gardens of Stone State Conservation Area
Image Credit: DPE
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13 Sep 2024

Great Southern Walk project: update September 2024 | Park management

Find out the latest news about the Great Southern Walk project.

Gray ascending steps with yellow strips surrounded by green bushland.
New board walk and stone steps have upgraded the track between the Burning Palms Surf Club and beach
Image Credit: Jesse Smith/DCCEEW
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11 Jan 2024

Great Southern Walk project: update December 2023 | Park management

We have been constructing new sections of walking tracks at several locations, which make up the Great Southern Walk from Kurnell to the Illawarra.

"Walkers enjoying the new safe pathway between Bald Hill and Stanwell Park. The image shows the pathway winding along the coastal landscape, with scenic views of the ocean, cliffs, and lush greenery. Walkers are seen taking in the breathtaking scenery while safely traversing the route.
Walkers can now get from Bald Hill to Stanwell Park safely
Image Credit: Ben McNamara/DCCEEW
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16 Oct 2023

Great Southern Walk project: update September 2023 | Park management

Read about the upgrade of the Cape Baily walking track and other developments.

Ocean glimpsed through trees, from high up on the steps of the Bald Hill Track.
Completed Bald Hill Track, part of the Great Southern Walk through the Illawarra Escarpment State Conservation Area
Image Credit: Ben McNamara
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11 Oct 2023

Great Southern Walk project: update May 2023 | Park management

Find out about works on the new Bald Hill to Stanwell Park walking track and other project news.

metal walkway curving through a coastal landscape with rocky cliffs and vegetation. A signboard titled "Cape Baily Track" displays a map of the area.
Upgrades to Cape Baily Walking Track are underway, Kamay Botany Bay National Park
Image Credit: G Abbott/DPE
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30 Nov 2022

Great Southern Walk project: update November 2022 | Park management

Read the latest news about the project, including completed works on the southern entrance to the Royal Coast Track between Otford to Werrong Lookout.

Dirt track with thick green forest on either side.
‘Benching in’ the new Bald Hill to Stanwell Park track
Image Credit: Ben McNamara/DPE
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23 May 2024

Griffith office | Locations

Contact the Griffith office - National Parks and Wildlife Service. You can get in touch with us by email, phone or mail.