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A detailed guide to the lookouts and walks around Dangars Falls. We’ll tell you which you should visit, which you should skip, and the second waterfall that you may not have heard about! We’re also sharing the best time to visit, how to get there and all the inside info to make the most of your trip.
If you’re a lover of wild swimming there is no better place in Dorrigo National Park than the bottom of Red Cedar Falls. This majestic waterfall cascades down the mountainside into a deep pool which is perfect for a refreshing dip - as long as the flow isn’t too strong! This guide is everything you need to know including the quickest route and how difficult the access is.
The Byron Bay lighthouse walk is one of the best things to do in the Byron area and you don’t need to be an avid walker. With stunning coastal views, the chance to stop for a dip and a coffee, as well as a great chance of spotting dolphins, it’s a walk not to be missed. Here are our tips for the trail, including difficulty and logistics.
The Wonga Walk is one of the most spectacular trails in NSW. Not only do you walk through a magical ancient rainforest, you’ll also visit two spectacular waterfalls. We’re sharing everything you need to know about the trail, including difficulty, and a big secret that no one tells you about Crystal Shower Falls.
Everything you need to know about visiting Crystal Shower Falls, including a secret we discovered that even the Parks NSW Visitor Centre didn’t know about! We’ll reveal all, including the Crystal Shower Falls Walk, the best way to avoid the crowds, the top photo spots and why this is one of the best walks in the whole of NSW.
Wollomombi Falls is one of the most spectacular waterfalls along the Waterfall Way, and in fact the whole of NSW. It cascades into a deep gorge, with a second waterfall running just behind it. There are many viewpoints but not are all created equal. We’re sharing the ones you should definitely visit, as well as the duds that can definitely be skipped.
The Nichols Gorge Walking Track is a fantastic loop hike in the high plains of Kosciuszko National Park. With diverse scenery from the high gorge walls, to open grasslands and caves to explore, this walk is a must do in the Snowy Mountains. We’re sharing everything you need to know about the trail from difficulty to logistics.
The Clarke Gorge Walk is one of the most fun trails in all of NSW. There are 7 river crossings as you make your way through the dramatic gorge to a spectacular waterfall. It’s a definite adventure. We’re sharing everything you need to know about the trail including difficulty and tips for the water crossings.
If you’re looking for an easy walk in the Snowys that still has gorgeous views then the Illawong Track is a great choice. With a picturesque swing bridge and the chance to swim in the clear blue water of the Snowy River, this short walk is a must. We’re sharing everything you need to know about the trail including difficulty and logistics.
Porcupine Rocks offer stunning views over layer upon layer of mountains, as well as the picturesque Thredbo River. It’s one of the best places for sunrise or sunset in the Snowys, as it’s a short and fairly easy walk to get there. We’re sharing everything you need to know about the trail, including difficulty and what to look out for.
The Mount Stilwell walk offers sensational views of Mount Kosciuszko and the Main Range, and on this quiet trail you’ll probably get them all to yourself. It’s a short uphill walk, which is particularly special at sunset, when the golden light illuminates the mountain tops. We’re sharing everything you need to know about the walk, including difficulty and logistics.
The Drip Gorge is the perfect place to come when you’re all wined out from visiting too many of Mudgee’s incredible vineyards. It’s a short, easy walk which is absolutely beautiful and offers the chance for a dip at the end. We’re sharing exactly what to expect from the trail, as well as another great stop nearby.
