Outdoor Activities around Wollombi

Go walking along Hominy Creek walking track in Popran National Park to the picturesque crystal clear waters of Emerald Pool.

Boarding House Dam picnic area is a must-see starting point for any trip into Watagans National Park. Enjoy an easy rainforest wall past moss covered walls.

Olney State Forest has a range of visitor facilities, such as walking tracks, picnic areas and campgrounds.

Steep and challenging, Turners Walking Track in Watagans National Park boasts rainforest views, historic heritage and superb birdwatching.

Whether you love horse riding or mountain biking, Mount Olive trail in Popran National Park is a wonderful place to experience magnificent views of the Glenworth Valley.

Yango walking track in Yengo National Park takes hikers through pristine wilderness, including rainforest, and offers outstanding views.

Take in the spectacular views, immerse yourself in World Heritage-listed wilderness, and visit Aboriginal cultural heritage sites at Yengo National Park.

Stroll 5.5kms through Yengo National Park to Circuit Flat Bridge – the fourth-oldest bridge in Australia, built by convicts in 1831.

Heaton State Forest has a range of visitor facilities, such as walking tracks, picnic areas and campgrounds.

This walk starts on Watagan Creek Road and climbs steeply up the bush track through forest.

Mountain bike or walk the Old Great North Road. It’s an important piece of Australia’s history and part of the Convict Sites of Australia World Heritage Area.

Watagans National Park boasts some of the country’s finest rainforest scenery. Moss-covered walls and boulders, towering canopies of red cedars.

248 trail is a popular horse riding and mountain biking track which meanders through Popran National Park in the NSW Central Coast hinterland.

The section of the walk in Watagans National Park features great scenic lookouts and wonderful birdwatching. It is best suited to experienced bushwalkers.

Ironbark picnic area in the Popran National Park is the starting and finishing point for many of the park’s walking, mountain biking and horseriding tracks.