- 20km
- 6 hours
- Grade 3
A ferry ride across the Clarence, riverside path, beach, rock platforms and rainforest track
Heritage
The Gumbaynggirr have been residing in this area for thousands of years. The Gumgali walk and Muttonbird Island walk highlight their stories. More recent settler heritage walks include stories of logging, railways, and mining.
Trails
- 7km
- 2 hours
- Grade 2
Visit different lookouts on Camden Head, walk the Flower bowl circuit and explore rock platforms
- 6km
- 2 hours
- Grade 3
A stunning coastal walk with unique geology, a natural arch, and beautiful wildflowers
- 4km
- 1 hour
- Grade 2
A creek circuit through diverse ecosystems, with an arboretum, cemetery, koalas and flying foxes
- 9.1km
- 3 hours
- Grade 4
A stunning river and coastal walk with beaches, lookouts, cafes, rainforest and a lighthouse
- 12km
- 3 hours
- Grade 3
Beaches, headland views, sea caves and fish traps on a coastal track south of Angourie
- 40km
- 2 hours
- Grade 1
A senic drive visiting sites significant to the Yaegl mob on the Lower Clarence and Yuraygir coast
- 37.9km
- 3 days
- Grade 5
A challenging multi day walk in the New England wilderness, following the Bellinger River