Budawang National Park

Budawang National Park, located in New South Wales, is a rugged wilderness area renowned for its steep mountainsides and lush forests. The park is home to diverse wildlife, including glossy black-cockatoos and wallabies. Its name derives from Mount Budawang, a prominent peak historically used for signal fires. Ideal for experienced trekkers, the park offers challenging hikes like the Mount Budawang trail, which traverses various terrains and culminates in panoramic views. Amenities include the Long Gully campground and picnic area, providing facilities for well-equipped visitors seeking solitude and adventure.