Tapin Tops National Park

Highlights:
High on the Great Escarpment, Tapin Tops National Park protects old growth forests and rainforests, and provides a unique habitat for threatened species such as the parma wallaby, squirrel glider and sphagnum frog.

Activities:
Rowleys Lookout (1018 metres, strenuous 45-minute walk from carpark) offers a sweeping view of Head and Shoulders Cliff. Dingo Tops forest park, in the middle of the rainforest, has picnic facilities, forestry machinery relics and two walking trails. There's another picnic area at Potoroo, and car-based camping at the intersection of Knodingbul Road and Dingo Tops Road (short walk from carpark).

Access:
44 km west of Wingham along the Dingo Tops Forest Road.

Information for this National Park has been supplied courtesy of  The New South Wales National Parks and Wildlife Service