Nangar National Park

Nangar National Park extends across 9,196 hectares of land with Mount Nangar reaching an elevation of 778 meters above sea level.

The park expanded in 1988 when authorities incorporated Dripping Rock grazing property, followed by Nangar State Forest addition in 1994.

Indigenous communities maintain connections to this land through traditional practices and knowledge of native flora including eucalyptus and ironbark trees.

Visitors can access designated walking tracks, camping areas at Terarra Creek, and observe wildlife including eastern grey kangaroos and peregrine falcons.

The park contains a line of pink honey-myrtle trees along Terarra Creek that create natural patterns in the landscape.

Location: Cabonne Council

Operator: NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service

GPS coordinates: -33.43296,148.52017

Latest update: March 7, 2025 12:04