Richmond Range National Park

Richmond Range National Park encompasses 154 square kilometers of subtropical rainforest, featuring extensive walking trails and panoramic views across the Richmond River valley.

The New South Wales government established Richmond Range National Park in 1997, preserving a section of the southern Richmond Range mountains within the Great Dividing Range.

The Githabul People maintain traditional connections to Richmond Range National Park through co-management arrangements, continuing their thousands of years of association with this land.

The Cambridge Plateau 4WD route extends from Mallanganee to Mount Brown, providing access to multiple viewing points and designated horse riding trails.

Little bent-winged bats gather beneath the rainforest canopy at night, capturing small insects while Parma wallabies and spotted-tailed quolls roam the forest floor.

Location: New South Wales

Inception: 1997

GPS coordinates: -28.59556,152.71417

Latest update: March 9, 2025 22:55