Wollomombi Falls picnic area

Natural Attractions

If you love the raw power and beauty of the rugged wilderness, then a visit to the Wollomombi Falls picnic area in New England is your idea of heaven. After heavy rain the waterfall cascades 220m over the dramatic cliffs to the valley below and is a great way to introduce the kids to the might of the natural elements.

When the force of nature gives way to hunger, unpack the picnic basket and barbecue up a feast under the shade of the red gum and yellow box. If you’re after action, there’s a range of walks that show off the rugged beauty of this beautiful area. And if you’d like to spend more time here you could pitch your tent at Wollomombi campground.

Make your way to the nearby lookout and gaze over the highest waterfall in NSW. If it’s been raining, you’ll soak up more than just the scenic views as the massive gorge fills with mist and the occasional rainbow. If bushwalking is on the agenda you could try Chandler walking track or Wollomombi walking track as both tracks start from the picnic area.

Facilities

Barbeque Carpark Non Smoking Picnic Area

Disabled Assistance

Disabled access available

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