Best trails in Gundabooka National Park

A rewarding but difficult walk to the top of Mount Gunderbooka. The trail begins at Bennetts Gorge Picnic Area. The rocky path leads you to the summit where you will be met with spectacular views of the Gundabooka National Park and the expansive Darling floodplain. Mount Gunderbooka holds cultural significance for the Ngemba and Paakandji People and ancient rock art can be found along the way. Keep an eye out for the many native birds that live in the area including the Pink...

Little Mountain walking track is a scenic trail between Dry Tank campground and Little Mountain lookout near Bourke. It follows a stunning red earth track through mulga woodland that is filled with kangaroos, emus and reptiles but above all a wide variety of birdlife like finches, robins and mallee ring-necks. The lookout provides views over the Gunderbooka Range and is a great spot to watch the sun go down. It is advised to wear closed and sturdy shoes as snakes are frequently seen in the...

The Yapa Mulgowen Aboriginal Art Site Walk is a lovely, quiet stroll and a bit of a cultural history lesson. The art is thought to be thousands of years old and is remarkably well preserved. While you're on the walk, you'll be wandering through quintessential outback scenery, with red dirt paths and plenty of gum trees. The track can be a bit rough in spots, so it's a good idea to wear sturdy shoes. No worries about finding a spot to park, as there's a large car park right at the trailhead.