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Norfolk Falls walk

Coolah Tops National Park

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Nearby walking tracks

  • A group of ancient grass trees along Grass tree walking track. Photo credit: Nicola Brookhouse © DPIE

    Grass Tree walking track

    Grass Tree walking track is a great way to explore a magical landscape of ancient grass trees in Coolah Tops National Park. A must-do for visitors, this easy walk starts at The Barracks campground.

 

Nearby things to do

Norfolk Island Creek cascades down a rocky cliff at Norfolk Falls lookout. Photo: Michael Sharp © Michael Sharp

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Norfolk Falls lookout

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View over to Bald Hills waterfall, which tumbles over basalt rock formations, Coolah Tops National Park. Photo: Nicola Brookhouse © DPIE

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Bald Hill Creek Falls picnic area

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At Norfolk Falls, water cascades over a steep rocky cliff set in bushland. Photo: Nick Cubbin/DPIE

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Norfolk Falls picnic area

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Nearby camping and accommodation

Brackens Hut, Coolah Tops National Park. Photo: Nick Cubbins/NSW Government

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Brackens Hut

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Coxs Creek campground, Coolah Tops National Park. Photo: Nick Cubbins/NSW Government

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Coxs Creek campground

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The Barracks campground, Coolah Tops National Park. Photo: Nick Cubbin/NSW Government

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The Barracks campground

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The Pines campground, Coolah Tops National Park. Photo: Nick Cubbin/NSW Government

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The Pines campground

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Nearby parks

  • Coxs Creek campground, Coolah Tops National Park. Photo: Nick Cubbin/NSW Government

    Coolah Tops National Park

    Coolah Tops National Park is a playground for walkers and mountain bikers looking for a great cycling and camping experience.

Map of Norfolk Falls walk

Park info

  • in Coolah Tops National Park in the Country NSW region

  • Coolah Tops National Park is always open but may have to close at times due to poor weather, fire danger or management operations. The eastern end of the park is regularly closed during wet weather due to slippery road conditions.

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