How to Best Experience New South Wales’ National Parks

Looking for a unique outdoor adventure? Check out one of these three New South Wales, Australia, national parks.

Speed Down Mountains and Soak in Thermal Pools at  Kosciuszko National Park

At Kosciuszko National Park, mountain bike your way through ancient mountain plum pine trees while taking in the alpine scenery. After you’re done with your multikilometer ride, you can soak in Yarrangobilly Caves’ thermal pool, fed by an underground spring.

Experience the World’s Ancient Cultures at Gulaga National Park

This national park offers visitors the chance to experience Aboriginal culture with the Gulaga creation experience. The park has long been held as significant by the Aboriginal people, especially women. The park was created in 2001, but then handed back to the Aboriginal owners in 2006.

Check Out the Coastal Nature Scene in Murramarang National Park

Murramarang National Park is situated on the Australian coast, south of Sydney, and offers gorgeous coastal views. Explore the rainforest, watch out for kangaroos and hit the beach, all while staying in the same park. You can even book bushwalking and nature engagement tours to learn more about the ecology, rare plants and animals that call this national park home.