Best trails in Toonumbar National Park

This is a beautiful trail through the Gondwana Rainforests of Australia World Heritage Area in northern New South Wales, accessible from the town of Kyogle. This out-and-back loop begins and ends at the end of Murray Scrub Carpark Road. As you travel through the lush forests filled with tall and majestic trees, you'll eventually stumble upon a breathtaking sight - a towering cluster of ancient red cedar trees. These giants stand tall amidst the scenic lagoon, surrounded by picturesque...

The walk starts out on Poor Bullock Road and heads up to the park boundary before scrambling down to Eden Creek. It then follows the picturesque Eden Creek upstream to arrive at Upper and Lower Falls, both of which are large waterfalls. The path scrambles up up the southern side of the Lower Falls and the northern side of the Upper Falls. Take care as this section can extremely be slippery when wet.

Venture onto the prominent peak of Glassy Mountain, located in Toonumbar National Park in New South Wales. You'll wander through the Edinburgh Castle State Forest before crossing into the national park and making the strenuous climb to the summit. The mountain itself is an eroded remnant of the Focal Peak shield volcano, which was active around 23 million years ago. From the top, the rewarding views are what make the effort worthwhile, providing expansive panoramas over the surrounding...

An adventurous trail located within Toonumbar National Park in the north eastern corner of New South Wales - close to the Queensland state border. This out and back route begins and ends from North Yabbra Forrest Road. Once the Castle Spur Road ends the trail gets a bit overgrown but you can find your way around with patience. Steep climb and loose rocks and surface near the summit of Edinburgh Castle (889m). Appropriate footwear is recommended.