Wadbilliga National Park
An area of mountainous wilderness cradling one of NSW's largest undisturbed
river catchments. A 3 kilometres walk extends from Cascades to Tuross Falls.
You can camp at Lake Creek or Cascades and picnic at Wadbilliga Crossing.
The park is approximately 400 kilometres south of Sydney and east of Cooma.
Accommodation is available at nearby towns, Cooma & Nimmitabel.
The park covers an area of 76,399 hectares and includes the Brogo wilderness
area, Wadbilliga national park protects the rugged coastal escarpment and
plateau areas surrounding the Wadbilliga, Tuross and Brogo rivers. The park is
a perfect area for long walks and overnight camping.
Basic camping facilities are available and the park offers picnicking and
camping opportunities. There is a walking track to Tuross falls from the
cascades camping area, 30/40 minutes walk to viewing point.
Access by car from Countegany and Cobargo along the Princes Highway.
Disabled access: no facilities for disabled or access by wheelchair as track
is too rough, however cascades could be viewed.
For further information on the Tuross falls and gorge contact the Narooma
district office of national parks and wildlife service, 36 Princes Highway,
Narooma. Phone: (02) 4476 2888
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