Discover the diverse landscapes and rich agricultural heritage of the Warrumbungle Region. Begin your journey in Warrumbungle National Park, renowned for its dramatic volcanic formations and status as Australia’s first Dark Sky Park. Enjoy breathtaking daytime hikes and, through local operators, take part in guided stargazing experiences under some of the clearest skies in the world.
Venture into the Pilliga Forest, a vast expanse of semi-arid woodland filled with natural beauty and cultural significance. Explore the fascinating Sandstone Caves, rich in Indigenous heritage, and encounter unique wildlife as you wander through this peaceful environment.
Further afield, discover rolling plateaus, towering snow gums, and panoramic lookouts at Coolah Tops National Park. The park’s cool climate and serene settings provide the perfect backdrop for camping and bushwalking adventures.
Throughout the region, you’ll uncover stunning natural attractions, vibrant rural landscapes, and opportunities to connect with local culture and heritage. Whether you’re exploring pristine trails, stargazing under unpolluted skies, or enjoying peaceful outdoor adventures, the Warrumbungle Region offers something truly unforgettable for every visitor.