hiking area in Australia

You’ll find the Bellbird walking track in Leacock Regional Park, southwestern Sydney. It’s a lovely stroll to and from Casula station, with birdwatching opportunities, too.

The Ada Tree, a giant Mountain Ash (Eucalyptus regnans), is considered to be one of Victoria's largest living trees. It is estimated to be over 300 years old and towers over the surrounding rainf…

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Conveniently located on the Hume Highway in the Southern HIghlands, this rest area offers travellers a safe place to rest and stay a while.

The historic writer’s retreat is the centrepiece of this shady campground in Crowdy Bay National Park. Set up a tent on your choice of campsites in this secluded area.

Tapanappa Campground offers 18 moderately sheltered sites and with access to spectacular coastal views along nearby walking trails.

The walk-in Acacia Flat campground offers remote camping in the Grose Valley Wilderness of Blue Mountains National Park, near Blackheath.

Leura Cascades picnic area is a family-friendly spot for a picnic, before taking in the views and walks of nearby Blue Mountains National Park.

A great spot for a family picnic, Girrakool picnic area has barbecues, lots of green space to run around and a scenic walking track that features Aboriginal engravings.

Georges River National Park is an easy daytrip from Sydney. Birdwatchers love the Yeramba Lagoon loop track – a short track with scenic views and lots of birdlife.

White Tree Bay campground and picnic area offers a tranquil, lakeside setting for tent or caravan camping with fantastic birdwatching, beside Bombah Broadwater in Myall Lakes National Park.

The Basin campground in Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park is one of Sydney's most popular beach camping spots.

This bushwalk to Karloo Pools through Royal National Park, offers swimming, waterfall views and a great picnic spot. Karloo walking track is moderately challenging and located less than 1 hour fr…

Starting at West Head Road, The Basin track and Mackerel track offers stunning heathland and dry eucalypt forest scenery. Detour to Currawong Beach for a picnic or swim.

Barrenjoey Lighthouse stands at Barrenjoey Head at Palm Beach on Sydney's northern beaches. Built in 1881, this heritage lighthouse is an iconic Sydney attraction.

Wedding Cake Rock is a popular and very fragile rock formation located along the challenging Coast Track in Sydney's Royal National Park.

Hike South Australia's 1,200km Heysen Trail from Cape Jervis, Fleurieu Peninsula to Parachilna Gorge, Flinders Ranges. Huts & campsites for bushwalkers.

Walk along Wentworth Falls track to reach the top of Wentworth Falls waterfall in Blue Mountains National Park, a short day trip from Sydney.

Enjoy spectacular coastal views along the Cape Byron walking track that takes you on a hike through rainforest, beach, grassland and clifftops to the lighthouse.

Glenrock State Conservation Area, only 5km from Newcastle, is the perfect place for mountain biking. Explore the park’s beaches, rainforest walks and waterfalls on a school excursion or guided to…

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Pitch your tent at Gentlemans Halt campground, deep within Marramarra National Park, where you're likely to have the remote bushland and Hawkesbury River to yourself.

Bungonia campground combines a beautiful bushland setting with excellent camping facilities. From here, you can enjoy hiking, caving, or bushwalking.

Explore the Aboriginal heritage of Jervis Bay National Park on a school excursion or weekend away. Visit Hyams Beach, renowned for its white sand., whale watching and fishing opportunities.

Easily accessible from Nowra, Morton National Park is great for a daytrip or school excursion. Visit Fitzroy Falls for scenic waterfall views; go mountain biking, walking or enjoy a picnic lunch.