Ebor Falls
A great stop-off between the coast and Armidale along Waterfall Way, Ebor Falls offers spectacular waterfall views and scenic lookouts.
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Trial Bay Gaol
For a glimpse into Australian history, head to South West Rocks to explore the historic ruins of Trial Bay Gaol in Arakoon National Park. Make sure you see the view from the sentry’s lookout.
- Price
- Fees apply. Free park entry.
- Where
- Arakoon National Park in North Coast
Apsley Main Falls lookout
Apsley Main Falls lookout is in Oxley Wild Rivers National Park along Apsley Gorge Rim walking track. This is the closest lookout to the dramatic cascades of the upper Apsley Falls.
Cathedral Rock lookout
Cathedral Rock lookout is in Cathedral Rock National Park along Cathedral Rock track. Perched atop remarkable stacked boulders, it offers panoramic views of the surrounding tablelands.
- Where
- Cathedral Rock National Park in Country NSW
Dangars Main Falls lookout
Dangars Main Falls lookout is in Oxley Wild Rivers National Park near Dangars Falls picnic area. It’s a great spot to view this stunning 120m waterfall, near Armidale.
Wollomombi Main Falls lookout
Wollomombi Main Falls lookout is in Oxley Wild Rivers National Park, near Wollomombi Falls picnic area. It’s a fantastic spot to view waterfalls plunging into the gorge below.
Apsley Falls picnic area
The picturesque Apsley Falls picnic area offers barbecue facilities with scenic views of gorges and waterfalls and nearby sites of Aboriginal significance.
Bindarray picnic area
Escape the crowds and head to Bindarray picnic area. Enjoy 4WD touring, birdwatching, wildlife watching, swimming, liloing, paddling and picnicking by Urumbilum River.
- Where
- Bindarri National Park in North Coast
Blue Hole picnic area
Blue Holes picnic area is a popular spot with the locals, offering swimming and walking in a scenic bush setting in Oxley Wild Rivers National Park near Armidale.
Budds Mare lookout
Enjoy a picnic lunch at Budds Mare lookout surrounded by World Heritage listed rainforest and looking out to spectacular views across the Apsley River.