Mount Warrawolong, Mountain summit in New South Wales, Australia.

Mount Warrawolong is the highest point of the Watagan Mountains in New South Wales, Australia, rising to 641 metres (2,103 ft) above sea level. Its north-west slope lies within the Warrawolong Nature Reserve, created in 2022 and covering 101.7 hectares.

Mount Warrawolong lies within the Watagan Mountains, and its north-western slope was declared the Warrawolong Nature Reserve in 2022, covering 101.7 hectares. The reserve protects the forested slope below the 641-metre summit, the highest point of the range.

The name Warrawolong comes from the language of the Aboriginal people of the Watagan Mountains area; the sources record no meaning for it. The mountain's north-west slope now holds the Warrawolong Nature Reserve, created in 2022 and covering 101.7 hectares.

The hike requires proper hiking gear and plenty of water for the climb to the summit. Plan your visit during cooler months when conditions are more favorable for the effort involved.

The 2022-established Warrawolong Nature Reserve covers 101.7 hectares on the mountain's north-west slope, protecting part of the Watagan Mountains' highest point. Visitors walking that side pass through the reserve before reaching the 641-metre summit.