Wallingat Forest drive

Embark on a 25km loop through Wallingat National Park's unsealed roads, winding amidst towering gum trees and shaded by cabbage palms. This scenic drive showcases the park's major sites, including the Wallingat River picnic area, perfect for a refreshing swim, and the Sugar Creek picnic area, ideal for a leisurely barbecue. Along the route, encounter native wildlife such as wallabies, goannas, and a variety of bird species. The road is narrow and shared by vehicles, cyclists, hikers, and horse riders; exercise caution. Note that some timber bridges have limited load capacities, with the main bridge over Boggy Creek on Sugar Creek Road having a 3-tonne limit. The unsealed roads are unsuitable for 2WD vehicles in wet conditions. For the adventurous, mountain biking and horse riding are also popular along the circuit.