Best trails in Nymboi-Binderay National Park

The Coachwood Loop Track is a beautiful trail that takes you through a coachwood rainforest and past tall tallowwood trees that will make you feel tiny in comparison. During the short walk, you will have the opportunity to see majestic blue gums and keep an eye out for birds perched high in the trees. Starting from the Norman Jolly Picnic Area, this walk is a great way to end a picnic or to build up an appetite for lunch.

This walk is a short circuit and therefore fairly easy, however be aware that there are a few steeper sections. Th walk is along an historic logging tramway and along the way you will see evidence of early timber-getting techniques while learning about history though interpretive signs. Please do not touch or remove historical objects.

This extremely short out-and-back trail is located near the spectacular Nymboida River in the Nymboi-Binderay National Park. The park itself is rugged and remote, protecting granite gorges, towering tallowwood and blue gums, and the rich cultural lands of the Gumbaynggirr People. Be aware that this specific trail is not a main, established walk and navigation can be challenging.