Tweed Heads
Tweed Heads features endless surfing, beaches and waterways. It is the northernmost town on the NSW coast.
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Experience Aboriginal cultural heritage at Tweed Heads Historic Site and Minjungbal Aboriginal Cultural Centre. Visit sacred Aboriginal sites and enjoy some easy walking.
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Tweed Estuary Nature Reserve was created in March 1999. It covers an area of 59ha. View the detailed park and fire management documents.
The 4-day, 39km Gidjuum Gulganyi Walk will open in early 2025. Some sections of the track are open now for you to enjoy as day walks. We've also opened 2 walk-in campgrounds so adventurous campers can experience what the full multi-day walk will offer in 2025.
Mebbin National Park is a World Heritage-listed park with great bushwalking, picnicking, camping, bike or horse riding, close to Murwillumbah and Tweed Heads.
Escape the Tweed Coast crowds and head to Cudgen Nature Reserve. Great for school excursions, with opportunities for fishing, canoeing, picnicking and birdwatching.
World Heritage-listed Border Ranges National Park offers scenic walks, cycling, drives and breathtaking views, near Murwillumbah. Enjoy a school excursion or camp amongst the gondwana rainforest.
Dalnan picnic area is in Tweed Heads Historic Site near Minjungbal Aboriginal Cultural Centre. Rest and relax in this peaceful, shaded spot when you come to discover local Aboriginal culture.
Take the Pinnacle walk to the lookout for uninterrupted views over the World Heritage-listed rainforest, the crater escarpment, Wollumbin (Mount Warning) and the Tweed Valley.
Cudgen Lake, near the coastal villages of Cabarita Beach and Bogangar on the Tweed Coast, is perfect for kayaking, swimming, picnicking and birdwatching.
Pack up a picnic and set off along the Tweed Range Scenic drive to explore Border Ranges National Park. Stop off at Brindle Creek picnic area for a picnic and walk.
Blackbutt lookout picnic area in Border Ranges National Park is a popular picnic area next to a scenic lookout offering views of Tweed Valley.