↑ View of Camden Haven from Nor th Bor ther Mountain
� Walks in our National Parks, Reserves + Forests SEA ACRES R AINFOREST CENTRE
B O O R G A N N A N AT U R E R E S E RV E
Located within the Sea Acres National Park and set amongst rare
A significant remnant of the extensive rainforest that once covered the
subtropical rainforest, this NSW National Parks Information Centre
Comboyne Plateau, the reserve protects 396 hectares of diverse vegetation
offers visitors inspiring nature based and cultural experiences along a
ranging from Eucalypt forest to subtropical rainforest. Stroll the 2.7km walk
1.3 km elevated wheelchair and stroller friendly boardwalk. Grab a copy
that starts at the picnic area and descends through the tranquil rainforest
of our self guiding tour and meander at your own pace whilst taking in
to Rawson Falls. The return trip (uphill) takes about 2 hours at a steady pace.
the sounds and beauty of the surrounding rainforest. Immerse yourself
Bring your bird book, as the reserve is very popular for bird watching (best
in the local aboriginal Birpai story in the Spirit of the Land Exhibit. Sea
observed during the early hours of the day).
Acres also offers a beautiful range of unique sustainable gifts, including Aboriginal Art, homewares, educational toys and books. Complete your visit with a delicious lunch, morning or afternoon tea while relaxing on the
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deck of the Rainforest Café. 5km south of the CBD, or a short diversion
Overlooking Queens Lake and Camden Haven, the viewing platforms at the
from the coastal walk, the centre is
summit offer the most breath-taking views and are a must to visit. There is
9am to 4.30pm 7 days. For more
information please phone the Rainforest Centre on 5534 2770.
an easy 30 minute walk through lush rainforest, or try the Top Track which is a moderate 1 hour walk. You can return to the summit or continue on the
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Laurieton Track, which is a demanding 2 hour walk. Make sure to have a
M O U N T B O S S S TAT E F O R E S T
vehicle waiting at the other end.
Located only a short drive from Wauchope, Mount Boss State Forest is a favourite to our locals. Cobrabald visitor areas offer two separate
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camping areas; Wild Bull which has BBQ facilities, picnic shelter and a
Accessed through Laurieton and across the Dunbogan bridge, the main
deep, cool waterhole, and the Bluff Picnic Area further down river which
feature is the majestic Perpendicular Point with its spectacular vertical
has interesting rock formations, swimming holes and a quiet, secluded
cliffs plummeting 40 metres to the sea below. The reserve is surrounded
spot perfect for small groups or couples.
by rock platforms, with the Camden River estuary to the north. The Flower
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Bowl Circuit (2km) is an easy walk with stunning coastal views or try the
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Perpendicular Point Walk (3.6km return) with panoramic views.
Located just 10 kilometres south of Wauchope you will find the world’s largest Red Bloodwood tree! Tourism award-winning ‘Old Bottlebutt’ is unique in shape with its flared ‘butt’ with a girth of more than 16 metres. At
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51 metres high and over 200 years old, this magnificent tree is the main
Heading south through Camden Haven and past the Dunbogan turn off, you’ll
feature on a beautiful 600 metre loop walking track that starts and ends
find Crowdy Bay’s long sweeping beaches, dramatic headland, extensive
at the Burrawan picnic area. From Wauchope travel south on the Bago
wetlands, rainforest pockets and untouched coastal land featuring beautiful
Road 10 kilometres, then turn left onto Internal Break Road and follow the
wildflower displays. There are three camping areas around Diamond Head
signs.
and several day use areas along the coast.
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24 hours, 7 days including public holidays
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DISCOVER WINTER 2021
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