Best trails in Cocoparra National Park

A nice and fairly moderate walk up to the summit of Mount Brogden passing by the Rotary Lookout along the way. This is a great walk to do in the early morning with sun giving a lovely light to the surrounding landscape and also being a bit cooler. Along the way you'll find information boards telling you about the local area and its history and features.

Jacks Creek Trail is an enjoyable walk in Cocoparra National Park just a short distance from Yenda, New South Walks. Starting from Jacks Creek Picnic Area the path meanders next to the creek passing through a rocky valley. Jack Creek Picnic Area has barbies, toilets and a table for visitors to use. The creek often dries up in summer but the trail is still worth visiting. The rocky red cliff faces are beautiful as is the surrounding plant and wildlife.

An enjoyable trail through the Cocoparra National Park in the Riverina Region of New South Wales. This out and back route begins and ends from the trailhead on the Whitton Stock Route Road, near Store Creek. Follow the Store Creek Walking Track as you meander along the creek through the valley out to the end of the track and back again. There is a nice picnic area not to far from the start of the trail.

An awesome little family friendly trail within the Cocoparra National Park, located not too far from Griffith, New South Wales. This out and back route begins and ends from the Spring Hill Picnic Area on Barrys Scenic Drive. Follow the Falcon Falls Walking Track along Pleasant Valley Creek out to the beautiful Falcon Falls and back again.

This short track to the seasonal Woolshed Falls in Cocoparra National Park, not too far from Griffith in NSW, is a great one to do with the whole family. You will be following a gentle undulating track from The Pines Picnic Area and toward the falls, passing through white cypress pines, bimble box trees, and an array of beautiful daisies on the way. Keep your eyes peeled for some our much-loved woodland birds flitting up in the canopy, if you're lucky you may even spot a swamp wallaby...