Is the road to Barrington Tops Open?

The main access road to Barrington Tops Plateau from Gloucester has been closed by Forest Corp until further notice due to serious damage caused during the weather event before Easter. You can only access campgrounds and visitor precincts located on the plateau from the western side via Scone.

Can you get to Barrington Tops?

You can reach the Barrington Tops precinct by turning left onto Barrington trail from Barrington Tops Forest Road. Please note: Visitors are advised the condition of the gravel roads in Barrington Tops National Park can vary, depending on weather and level of use.

Can you camp anywhere in Barrington Tops?

To get to the plateau, use the scenic Barrington Tops Forest Road between Gloucester and Scone. Polblue is a roomy camp ground suitable for cars, caravans and camper trailers. There are several walk-in camp grounds and you can bush-camp anywhere in the park as long as it is at least 200 metres from any road or track.

Can dogs go to Barrington Tops?

Also, many state forests are adjacent to national parks (especially at Barrington Tops) where dogs are prohibited, so make sure you are aware to stay within the state forest boundaries while holidaying with your dog. HOW: Various campgrounds around Gloucester, New South Wales, check out www.gloucestertourism.com.au.

Can you have a fire at Barrington Tops?

Campfire Policy at The Steps Barrington Campground. Each campzone at The Steps has several existing fire scars (small fire pits previously dug). Use these fire pits only, do not create new ones without permission from our staff. Ensure you orientate your tent and outdoor spaces accordingly.

Where is the snow in Barrington Tops?

The highest part of the Barrington Tops parkland is around Polblue Campground and Picnic Area, so usually this is the best place to see snow. But you may also see snow at The Firs or at Honeysuckle Picnic Area, depending on the snowfall event.

How old is Barrington Tops?

Barrington Tops National Park

Does Barrington Tops have snow?

Barrington Tops is the highest part of the Barrington Coast. It’s also the highest point on the Australian mainland outside the Snowy Mountains and gets a regular dusting of snow each winter.

Where is there snow in Barrington Tops?

How high are the Barrington Tops?

1,544m
You’ll feel on top of the world gazing across the rugged gorges and dramatic mountain ranges of Barrington Tops National Park from Careys Peak lookout. At 1,544m, this walk-in lookout is one of the highest points in the park and a popular destination for bushwalkers, via Careys Peak walking track.

Can I take my dog to ladies well?

Very simple. We are fortunate that in NSW, State Forests and Regional Parks allow for dogs. These areas are generally mixed between plantation forests and natural bush which keeps it interesting and with plenty of trees to sniff!

Is Gloucester Tops Road sealed?

The Gloucester Tops Road is a sealed and an unsealed road in New South Wales. The total ascent / descent along the length of the Gloucester Tops Road is 1458 m / 1096 m.

How to get to Barrington Tops National Park?

You can reach the Barrington Tops precinct by turning left onto Barrington trail from Barrington Tops Forest Road. Please note: Visitors are advised the condition of the gravel roads in Barrington Tops National Park can vary, depending on weather and level of use.

Where is the regrowth forest in Barrington Tops?

This area of regrowth forest is located north of Barrington Tops National Park. The main feature in the forest is the Manning River. Freshwater fishing is the favourite activity as this camping area well located next to the Manning River. There are toilets, picnic tables and wood barbeques.

Is the Barrington Tops a World Heritage Site?

The park is part of the Barrington Tops group World Heritage Site Gondwana Rainforests of Australia inscribed in 1986 and added to the Australian National Heritage List in 2007. It is also part of the Barrington Tops and Gloucester Tops Important Bird Area. Barrington Tops is part of the Mount Royal Range, a spur of the Great Dividing Range.

Where is the Ladies well in Barrington Tops?

Ladies Well is located on the Upper Allyn River near the southern entrance to Chichester State Forest, at the foot of Barrington Tops National Park. It’s a stunning spot to unwind and take in the magnificent scenery. A great spot to perch upon the rocks and watch the water cascade down into the pool below.