A short steep walk through a moist fern gully leads to a wonderful view of these falls. Spring is the best time as the melting snow brings the falls to life.
Magnificent trees, cascades and a meeting of rivers - the Beeches Rainforest Walk is a beautiful walk on Lady Talbot Drive. It includes the Taggerty Cascades and groves of Myrtle Beech trees (Nothofagus cunninghamii) including many trees over 300 years old.
Pleasant walk through ferns and majestic Mountain Ash to Sherbrooke Falls. Falls are best after rain.
A trip to the 40m high waterfall, with a relaxed lunch at the picnic area and a refreshing dip at the bottom of the falls makes for a perfect day trip. The track is even signposted along the way with interesting facts about the rainforest and its history. The time is a rough guide, you could spend hours at the bottom in good weather.
An interesting walk through dry rainforest telling the story of gold mining in the area, and taking you to some relics from the past.
This track is an extension of the Hidden Treasure track, if you would like a more strenuous, longer walk.
Starting at the historic Trial Bay Gaol and featuring stunning coastal views, the Monument Hill walk takes in the monument built for German gaol internees before finishing at Little Bay picnic area. You can turn it into a 2.6km loop by then linking with Bridle trail and returning on Powder Magazine trail. There's also a much longer walk that continues on from Little Bay all the way to Smoky Cape lighthouse that is 10km one way.
The Grants Beach Coastal Walk in the Camden Haven area of the NSW Mid North Coast is an easy graded walk featuring coastal heath, paperbark swamp forest, pockets of littoral rainforest and some spectacular views from Grant's Head. This short walk is suitable year round as you walk adjacent to the beach so you can cool off anytime during summer. Start at either the North Haven or Bonny Hills end.
Cabbage Palm loop walking track in Wallingat National Park is a relatively short bushwalk over gentle hills with plenty of wildlife spotting and birdwatching opportunities.
Ms Kellys walking track in Brimbin Nature Reserve is a short walking track near Taree, that follows a historic bullock route and takes in landmarks with names significant to the area’s historic heritage.
Located in the southern part of the World Heritage Listed, Daintree National Park, Mossman Gorge is one of the few places in the country that visitors can gain an insight into the lives, culture and beliefs of Australia’s Indigenous population and their connection to the natural environment.
This short walk will take you to Cudgen Headland and South Kingscliff, this goes along beaches and Cudgen Creek.
This track is in the Boondal wetlands and passes through mangroves fringing the shores of Moreton Bay and the banks of Nudgee Creek. Birdlife abounds in the mangroves and a birdhide overlooks the tidal flats at the creek mouth. The boardwalk allows you to explore the mangroves at anytime. but make sure you carry repellent as the sandies can be murder. The name means "Place of salt water"
A walk in central Port Macquarie around Kooloonbung Creek, including Wetlands and a flying fox colony.
A short walk through the forest near the Cattai Wetlands.
A side track off the Cattai Wetlands Loop Track which gives views over the area including the Three Brothers Mountains to the north.
Cattai Wetlands was once farmland suffering from the effects of land clearing, but was purchased by council with a view to restoring the ecosystem to what it should be. This is a walk around the wetland.
A short walk to a beautiful waterfall and swimming hole.
A shorter, easier walk than the Red Cedar Walk on the other side of the road, which still gives identification on the local trees.
A walk through rainforest which highlights the trees in the area by identifying them.