Mount Terrick Terrick

Nestled within the Terrick Terrick National Park, Mount Terrick Terrick offers visitors a serene retreat amidst rugged bushlands. The park is home to diverse habitats, including endangered grasslands, providing a sanctuary for numerous threatened plants and animals. At the base of Mount Terrick Terrick, a picnic area with tables and toilets invites relaxation. An unpowered campground caters to self-sufficient visitors seeking a quiet night under the stars. A short, steep walk leads to the summit, rewarding hikers with panoramic 360-degree views over the surrounding woodlands, farms, and grassy plains. The area is renowned for its rich birdlife, including the endangered Plains-wanderer, making it a haven for birdwatchers. In spring, the woodlands around the camping and picnic areas are carpeted in wildflowers, enhancing the park's natural beauty. Please note that the park lacks drinking water facilities; visitors are advised to bring their own water and take all rubbish home for recycling or disposal.