Tag: Warrumbungle National Park

  • Warrumbungle National Park Itinerary: How To Spend 1, 2 Or 3 Days

    Warrumbungle National Park Itinerary: How To Spend 1, 2 Or 3 Days

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    Warrumbungle National Park is one of the best inland NSW destinations for hiking, wildlife and stargazing, but how many days do you actually need here? Some of the best experiences happen early in the morning or after dark, while the longer hikes need a full day of their own After spending most of our spring…

  • Warrumbungle National Park Guide: Best Things To Do, Where To Stay & When To Visit

    Warrumbungle National Park Guide: Best Things To Do, Where To Stay & When To Visit

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    Warrumbungle National Park is one of the most underrated national parks in New South Wales, and one I’ve never heard of before (yes, before we moved to Australia). Known for its dramatic volcanic rock formations, excellent hiking, abundant kangaroos and incredibly dark night skies, it’s one of the best inland NSW destinations for an outdoor…

  • Best Warrumbungle Walks And Hikes: Full Guide For First-Time Visitors

    Best Warrumbungle Walks And Hikes: Full Guide For First-Time Visitors

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    If you’re looking for the best hikes in Warrumbungle National Park, start with the Grand High Tops Circuit for the most iconic views, Mount Exmouth for the highest summit, Wambelong Nature Trail for the best short walk, and Whitegum Lookout for an easy scenic option. Our family spent a wonderful time camping and hiking in…

  • Wake Up To Kangaroos: 7 NSW Campgrounds Where Wildlife Roams Free

    Wake Up To Kangaroos: 7 NSW Campgrounds Where Wildlife Roams Free

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    There’s an undeniable magic to waking up in the Australian bush. For anyone visiting this extraordinary country, I wholeheartedly recommend camping – and the reason is simple: unparalleled wildlife encounters. No four walls can replicate the thrill of unzipping your tent to find a mob of wild kangaroos grazing peacefully just meters away. It’s a…