Red Rock Headland

Red Rock Headland, a 20-meter-high formation composed of 300-million-year-old jasper, offers panoramic views of the Coffs Coast. Accessible via a well-maintained boardwalk, the headland provides a relatively easy walk with stunning vistas of the coastline and the Solitary Islands. The area holds significant cultural importance for the local Gumbaynggirr people, with a memorial commemorating a tragic historical event. Visitors can explore the rockpools, enjoy the surrounding beaches, and reflect on the region's rich heritage. The headland is part of the Solitary Islands Coastal Walk, making it a notable stop for hikers.