Tag: National Park
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Yanga Woolshed Balranald New South Wales
The Yanga Woolshed stands beside the Murrumbidgee River, near Balranald in south-western New South Wales. Once part of a vast pastoral empire, it tells the story of Australia’s wool industry and rural endurance. The woolshed formed the heart of Yanga Station, which at its peak covered more than half a million acres. Sheep grazed across Read more
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West Head Army Track
West Head Army Track The West Head Army Track is a short, steep one-way/return bushwalk in the West Head precinct of Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park. It drops from the West Head lookout area down to the remains of a World War II coastal battery and gun emplacements perched on the headland above Broken Bay and Read more
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Wallagoot Gap New South Wales
Located on the New South Wales far south coast in the Bournda National Park, Wallagoot Gap is an amazing geological feature and great beach. Only a 20-minute drive north of Merimbulah it’s a great place to visit. Not only does it have a great little secluded beach, but it also has a spectacular 20m wide Read more