Respect Cultural Significance
Wollumbin holds deep spiritual significance for the Bundjalung people; please check local signage for guidance on respectful visitation.
Wollumbin National Park
AU
National Park·Rugged, Ancient, Serene
Wollumbin National Park, formerly known as Mount Warning National Park, is a significant protected area located in northern New South Wales, near the Queensland border. The park is defined by the impressive Mount Warning, which stands as the central remnant of the ancient Tweed volcano caldera. Managed by the NSW National Parks & Wildlife Service, the area is a vital habitat for numerous threatened bird species and is recognized as part of the Scenic Rim Important Bird Area. Visitors can encounter a variety of unique Australian wildlife, including lace monitors, land mullets, and long-nosed potoroos. With its peak reaching 1157 metres above sea level, the park provides a dramatic and rewarding backdrop for those interested in geology and native flora and fauna.
Wollumbin National Park, formerly known as Mount Warning National Park, is a significant protected area located in northern New South Wales, near the Queensland border. The park is defined by the impressive Mount Warning, which stands as the central remnant of the ancient Tweed volcano caldera. Managed by the NSW National Parks & Wildlife Service, the area is a vital habitat for numerous threatened bird species and is recognized as part of the Scenic Rim Important Bird Area. Visitors can encounter a variety of unique Australian wildlife, including lace monitors, land mullets, and long-nosed potoroos. With its peak reaching 1157 metres above sea level, the park provides a dramatic and rewarding backdrop for those interested in geology and native flora and fauna.
Highlights
Central remnant of the ancient Tweed volcano caldera.
Dramatic peak rising 1157 metres above sea level.
Vital habitat for threatened bird species.
Home to unique wildlife like lace monitors and long-nosed potoroos.
Before you go: Wollumbin National Park essentials
Check for closures or weather alerts via the NSW National Parks & Wildlife Service website before heading out.
The area is part of the Scenic Rim Important Bird Area, making it a prime spot for birdwatchers.
The park's geology is unique, representing the central plug of an ancient shield volcano.
Wildlife Safety
Keep a safe distance from native animals like lace monitors and always carry out your trash to protect the ecosystem.
Best For
Nature photography, geological exploration, and birdwatching.
Currency
AUD $
Average Cost
$50-$100 p/day
Languages Spoken
English
Prepare for Terrain
The volcanic landscape is rugged and steep; ensure you wear sturdy footwear and carry sufficient water for your hike.
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Location
New South Wales, Australia