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GOULBURN
RIVER NATIONAL PARK
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Goulburn River National Park extends
along approximately 90 kilometres of the Goulburn River
as it winds between sandstone cliffs honeycombed with
caves, providing unusually easy access to a variety of
recreational opportunities.
The wide, sandy riverbanks offer easy walking and
spectacular camping sites.
70000 hectares
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| Getting
There |
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The Sandy Hollow- Baerami- Wollar-Ulan Road is close
to the southern Boundary of the Park
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| Ringwood Rd linking Merriwa and Wollar dissects
the park
Mogo Road from Wollar runs through the park to Spring
Gully Camping site
The trail from Spring creek to Big River Campsite is
only suitable for 4 WD
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| Facilities |
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At present only low key facilities are provided but
there are many beautiful places for bush camping
Big River and Spring Gully Camp Sites have barbeques,
picnic tables and pit toilets
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| Walking
Trails |
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The Park provides many opportunities for bushwalking
with easy walks along the flat sandy river bed
Walks in the drier ridge areas are more difficult but
rewarding. In late winter and spring many
wildflowers are blooming
There are spectacular views from Lees Pinch and Mt
Dangar
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The diversity of plant communities and the number of
rare and threatened species highlights the value of this
national park. |
| Wildlife |
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You're likely
to see wombats, eastern grey kangaroos, emus, and a wide
variety of birds. |
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