Murrumbooee Cascades Walk

Point of Interest

Contact

Gibraltar National Park, New South Wales / ACT.

02 6739 0700

npws.ntab@environment.nsw.gov.au

nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/things-to-do/walking-tracks/murrumbooee-cascades-walking-track

Description

Murrumbooee Cascades walking track, in Gibraltar Range National Park, is a 6km return hiking route to a scenic waterfall with birdwatching and swimming opportunities. Allow 1hr 30min - 2hrs 30min. Walk the banks of Little Dandahra Creek, through eucalypt forest and rainforest, and arrive at a creek junction that narrows to where Murrumbooee Cascades plunge over the edge of the escarpment. This is the site of entrepreneur Bill Mulligans second weir, built in the 1920s, to measure waterflow from his proposed hydro-electric scheme. Keep an eye out along the way for lyrebirds, which inhabit the rainforest, and listen for the rare rufous scrub-bird. Binoculars will come in handy if you enjoy birdwatching. During warmer weather, the crystal clear waters of Murrumbooee Cascades are an ideal place for a swim. Pack a picnic and spend a few hours in this superb section of Gibraltar Range National Park with family and friends, or just take some time out from everyone and everything.

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Location

Lat: -29.539623 Lng: 152.3602