Forest walking track, Mid North Coast Travel Guide
Discover a peaceful rainforest escape on the Forest Walking Track in Crowdy Bay National Park, near Diamond Head, NSW.
The Forest Walking Track, nestled in Crowdy Bay National Park near Diamond Head, NSW, offers a serene 1.5km stroll through lush rainforest, woodlands, and native grasslands. Perfect for all ages, it's an ideal introduction to the park's diverse ecosystems and natural beauty.
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- 7QGV+4X, Diamond Head, New South Wales, 2443, AU
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Know before you go
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- Apply sunscreen and wear a hat to protect yourself from the sun, even on cloudy days.
- Bring binoculars for birdwatching and keep an eye out for whales during the migration season.
- Toilets and picnic facilities are available at both Indian Head and Diamond Head campgrounds.
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Getting There
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Driving
To reach the Forest Walking Track from Port Macquarie, drive south along the coast for approximately 40 minutes. Enter Crowdy Bay National Park via Diamond Head Road. Park entry fees are $8 per vehicle per day. Continue to either Diamond Head Campground or Indian Head Campground to access the track. Parking is available at both campgrounds.
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Walking
The Forest Walking Track can be accessed from either Diamond Head Campground or Indian Head Campground. From Diamond Head Campground, follow the signs towards Indian Head. The track is well-marked and easy to follow. From Indian Head Campground, the track begins on the western side of the campground. The walk to the Rock Arch is a simple 850m walk from the Indian Head Campground, it takes 20 minutes to follow the steep, sandy trail from bush to beach.
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