Bald Rock – Bungoona Walk

When you make your way along the Bungoona Walk, you’ll be pleasantly surprised with the bird songs being broadcast by some of the park’s feathered residents. Some of them are very tiny, so you might have to sit and listen for a while if you want to spot them. If you’re lucky enough, you might even spot some local wallabies hopping by.

There are so many giant boulders throughout the walk (whichever route you choose) to marvel at, adding to the excitement of your adventure.

If you want to extend your adventure, you might consider staying overnight at the campground. If so, you’ll need to book online in advance. You’ll find all of the information and booking links here.

So if you’re looking for a memorable adventure on your next visit to Tenterfield – put this place at the top of your list. We promise you it won’t disappoint!

Remember to take drinking water and some snacks (chances are you’ll feel a bit peckish afterwards) and to make sure you wear sunscreen and a hat. On a really sunny day, sunglasses also come in handy, particularly when you’re casting your eyes out to the horizon from the top.

Interested in reading more about Tenterfield’s National Parks? See our Points of Interest page.

Trail notes:

Starting at the Bald Rock campground, the trail winds through 2.2 km of granite boulders and scenic bushland. The last 600m is the actual ascent up to the summit of the Rock.