Best trails in Mount Kaputar National Park

A rewarding and relatively short hike in Mount Kaputar National Park. There is a parking area off Kaputar Road, just over half an hour from Narrabri, in northern NSW. Spectacular panoramic views for hundreds of kilometers from the top! The climb to Mount Yulludunida takes you up the side of a steep bluff gifting the hiker with a 360 degree view across the Mount Kaputar National Park. It is a steep climb which crosses through an old dingo-proof fence. The hiker may see lizards, birds and...

This is a moderately challenging but well-marked track through Mount Kaputar National Park, located not too far from Narrabri, in north eastern New South Wales. The Lindsay Rock Tops Walk is a superb start to this route as you travel to the summit of Mount Lindsay through changing landscapes and ecosystems along the rocky terrain. The Bundabulla Circuit then completes the route by highlighting the incredible views over the rugged landscapes of the park.

Short easy trail that is on a sealed path for most of the way. You'll walk through some beautiful semi arid bushland with interesting scenery culminating in the Sawn Rock at the end. Picnic area with two gas BBQs, picnic tables under shelter, toilets and garbage bins. Don't forget your water bottle on hot days!

This is a short but rewarding walk to the summit of Mount Coryah in Mount Kaputar National Park in the NSW north west slopes. Beginning from Coryah Gap car park and picnic area, just off of Kaputar Rd, the trail ascends the ridgeline using a few steps as it passes through a beautiful forest. You'll soon gain the stepped terraces of the summit block where you will stay to the left as the trail meanders to the top terrace of the mountain. The track is narrow at times and along cliff edges, so...

A trail rich with flora and native fauna Kaputar Plateau Walk visits several lookouts that provide spectacular vantage points with breathtaking views of Mount Kaputar National Park. The track starts from Kaputar Road and follows Scutts Hut Fire Trail before joining up with Kaputar Plateau Walk. Along the way be sure to stop at Doug Sky Lookout, Lairds Lookout, and Rangers Lookout. Nearby Bark Hut Campground is equipped with BBQs, picnic tables, restrooms, and showers.

An easy mostly board-walked nature trail with some bridges overlooking beautiful seasonal cascades. Might spot some wildlife too, including kangaroos. Watch out for snakes. In spring you'll catch great blooms of wildflowers. This is also a terrific little loop for kids! The walk entrance gate is located at the end of Dawson Spring Camping Area car park.

An enjoyable trail through the Mount Kaputar National Park in the North West Slopes Region of New South Wales, located not too far from the town of Narrabri. This out and back route begins and ends from Dawsons Springs Road, where parking and camping area available nearby. Follow the Nature Trail and The Summit Walk up to the top of Mount Kaputar (1509m) and back again.

A challenging trail through the Mount Kaputar National Park in north eastern New South Wales, located not too far east from the town of Narrabri. This out and back route begins and ends from the Black Hut camping area off Kaputar Road, where parking and bathroom facilities are available. The trail itself is a fire management trail all the way to Scutts Hut and then a steep challenging climb down to the waterfalls and back up along to where you started.

A walk alongside or through a river up towards Waa Gorge. The path can be indistinct at times, but following the creek will take you all the way to the top! The trail begins at the end of Waa Gorge Access Road and heads up Mill Bullah Track. Depending on recent rainfall visitors will have the option to take a dip in one of the water holes along the route. The high walls of the gorge add an impressive and imposing backdrop to this terrific trail.

Discover this fantastic location and check out Euglah Rock, an impressive volcanic rock feature. The entire family can enjoy Euglah Rock Lookout. Starting from Bark Hut campground follow the path through dry eucalypt woodlands keeping to Euglah Rock walking road. The wooden platform provides a fantastic front-row view of the magnificent volcanic remnants of Euglah Rock.