New South Wales (NSW), is a state found on the east coast of Australia.
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NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service
https://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/
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This walk, primarily across open lawns, offers views across Botany Bay while visiting historically significant landmarks. The side trip to the Bare Island Fortifications is well worth it, with tours available on Sunday afternoons. However, a walk across to the locked gate on Bare Island is still well worth the time - also, there are steps at the far side of the bridge down onto attractive unfenced rock platforms. Both the historic tombstone and monument by the museum are worth a visit, to contemplate our early explorers. Food, beach and a children's playground are available close to the end of this walk. A magnificent location with so much history.
Lake Inverell was formed when the dam wall was put across the Macintyre River, the lake Reserve is now a peaceful spot close to town and is home to a large variety of wildlife
This walk is a great way to go to Lawson Lookout, especially if you are coming from Fairy Dell Reserve picnic area. With Springwood just out of ear shot, the walk meanders down the Magdala Gully, then leads up to Lawson Lookout for a great view across the valley.
Following Leura Creek down to a beautiful small waterfall, this is one of the prettiest short walks in the Leura area. Sit under the overhang and watch as the falls cascade down around you, then climb to great views of the Leura cliffline. This circuit track leads back to the park.
Great views from the top of Little Dromedary, a small rocky peak overlooking the the historic town of Tilba Tilba. There's no marked track, so some navigation and a bit of "bush bashing" is required.
Easy walk through mulga woodlands to Little Mountain where you can look out over the Gundabooka Range.
Another short scramble in the same area (follow the signs) to aboriginal rock art - fantastic.
A short walk along an old convict road before climbing up a short rock scramble to Lloyd Trig cairn. Enjoy the panoramic views with landmarks such as the Hawkesbury River and Barrenjoey Lighthouse.
Excellent quality singletrack following out along a ridgeline on an original hand carved convict labour track that was one of the first attempts at crossing the Blue Mountains.
This 3.4 kilometre, two hour circuit walk takes you from the London Bridge woolshed and shearers quarters, across London Bridge Arch and along Burra Creek to the homestead.
The return trip is via the management trail.
A track which hugs banks of the small permanent freshwater wetland, has one very big attraction: birds. Over 140 species have been recorded at the park, with at least 42 species using the wetland on a regular basis (seven of which are protected by international treaty).