Bomaderry Creek Bushwalking Track

Bomaderry Creek Bushwalking Track is a small area adjacent to the town of Bomaderry, known for its diverse vegetation and Aboriginal heritage.

The track offers visitors the chance to explore the remnants of a small gorge, including rock walls, overhangs, and cave systems.

The trail follows the length of Bomaderry Creek, which has carved impressive cliffs and caves over time. There are two walk options available in the park: a 5.5 kilometer return trip along the eastern and western tracks, and a 1.4 kilometer return stroll along the western tracks to rock crossing.

The best time to visit the track is during the spring to autumn months, when the weather is beautiful and the scenic sights can be fully appreciated. The track is easily accessible by car and is dog-friendly, as long as dogs are kept on a leash. Visitor facilities include picnic tables, a gas barbecue, and toilet facilities.

Come and explore Bomaderry Creek Bushwalking Track, a haven of Australiana that showcases tradition and natural beauty.