South East Forest National Park

South East Forest National Park spans 22,000 hectares of rainforests and woodlands, creating a natural corridor for native Australian wildlife species.

The establishment of this protected area marked a significant step in Australian conservation efforts to preserve native environments in New South Wales.

Aboriginal communities maintain strong connections to this land, which contains numerous sites of traditional significance for Indigenous peoples.

Visitors can access multiple camping grounds and walking tracks throughout the park, with spring and autumn offering the most favorable weather conditions.

The park contains geological formations that provide essential habitats for endangered species while supporting research about Australian ecosystems.

GPS coordinates: -36.99342,149.48575

Latest update: March 11, 2025 16:29