Cathedral Rock National Park is 7-8 hours out of Sydney, and 1-2 hours west of Coffs Harbour.
The park is a photographer's paradise! Massive granite tors and boulders like sculptures offset the striking scenery.
A number of diverse flowing plants and mosses thrive in the boggy heathland of the Barokee area.
Grey kangaroos and swamp wallabies feed in amongst the undergrowth and grasses.
A great range of birds frequent the park, attracted by the many species of eucalypts and wildflowers. Keep an eye out for pardalotes, flycatchers and rose robins in particular.
Wedge-tailed eagles swoop and glide in the sky above the park - so make sure you bring your camera!
Find out more about Cathedral Rock national park, including how to get there, camping details and walks.
Click for a printable 2 page brochure about Cathedral Rocks national park including a map and directions on getting there.
Foundation Projects
Growing Cathedral Rock National Park
Foundation for National Parks & Wildlife funds enabled the acquisition of the spectacular Cathedral Rock National Park.
