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A large section of the National Parks in Northern NSW, Australia form part of the Central Eastern Rainforest Reserves of Australia. This is a protected World Heritage Area and provides for some spectacular views, walking and camping. Recently, while testing, we visited the following National Parks:

You can find more information about the features and things do to in these parks by visiting the NSW National Parks & Wildlife.

Throughout the parks, there is an outstanding variety of landscapes supporting a diverse range of flora and fauna. The rivers running through these areas are often only accessible on foot, although the Nymboida River has an excellent camp site driving west of Grafton via Ramornie and is quite well known for white-water rafting. Chandlers Creek in the Chaelundi National Park is a small river which is inhabited with eel and other mountain stream fish. Accessing the creek is by relatively steep 4WD-only tracks during dry weather. There are substantial logging operations in the regenerated State Forests nearby, keeping the roads well serviced.

This pair are obviously still on holidays!
G'day to our Belgian friends. Long time no see.

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