Coolah is the gateway to the stunning scenery of Coolah Tops National Park, a sub alpine park which combines tall eucalypt forests, waterfalls, giant grass trees, lush green ferns, scenic forest drives and panoramic views.

From Bundella or Pinnacle Lookouts there are panoramic views of the Liverpool Plains.

The park’s high altitude is about 1200 metres, this means that it gets fairly cold in winter, when snowfalls can occur. At most times of the year, you will need warm clothing, especially if you’re camping.

Near the Barracks camping area is a stand of ancient Giant Grasstrees (Xanthorrhoea australis) and some of the grass trees on this walk are estimated to be over 300 years old.

Waterfalls plunge from the plateau heights in the spectacular Coolah National Park. The giant grass trees and tall, open forest with stands of huge snow gums shelter abundant wildlife, including gliders, wallabies, eagles and rare owls.

Kangaroos, wallabies and wombats are common. The magnificent yellow tailed back cockatoo, rare species of owls and bats also inhabit the park.
Old forestry camps and sawmills from the 1940’s provide unique photo opportunities.

For Visitor Information call in at Pandora Gallery, Binnia St, Coolah Ph 6378 5030

National Parks & Wildlife Service coonabarabran Ph 6625 4364 and Coonabarabran Visitor Information Centre 1800 242 881
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