Warra National Park, Nature reserve in Armidale Regional Council, Australia
Warra National Park is a protected area in the Armidale region that contains diverse habitats for native plants and animals. The land includes open forests, grasslands, and waterways that form a mosaic of different natural zones.
The area was officially protected by the New South Wales government in January 1999. This designation was made to preserve the region's natural resources and biodiversity.
The park lies west of Guy Fawkes River National Park, south of the Henry and Sara rivers, on the eastern slopes of the Great Dividing Range. Its granite plateau, swamps and eucalypt-heath woodland are the setting visitors walk through today.
The park lies 37 km southeast of Glen Innes and 68 km northeast of Armidale, south of the Henry and Sara rivers, on the eastern slopes of the Great Dividing Range west of Guy Fawkes River National Park. Access is by road; check conditions before setting out.
The park contains dedicated zones for water conservation that contribute to regional environmental sustainability. These areas play an important role in securing water resources for the surrounding area.
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