Koreelah National Park

The park contains steep slopes covered in eucalypt forests and deep valleys, with Koreelah Creek flowing through the protected natural environment.

The area received World Heritage status for its Gondwana rainforest, preserving ancient plant species that existed when Australia was part of the supercontinent.

The national park stands as a vital sanctuary for native wildlife, including platypus, koalas, sugar gliders, brush-tailed rock wallabies, and glossy black cockatoos.

Visitors can access the Gorge walking track, natural swimming pools, and Koreelah Creek campground, which offers unpowered sites for tents and caravans.

The park features a combination of rainforest and eucalypt forests where crimson rosellas, king parrots, and eastern yellow robins inhabit the canopy.

Location: Tenterfield Shire Council

GPS coordinates: -28.26425,152.48076

Latest update: April 22, 2025 07:52