Junuy Juluum National Park

Junuy Juluum National Park is a scenic destination located in New South Wales, Australia, 424 kilometres (263 mi) northeast of Sydney.

The park is nestled on the slopes of Campion Mountain and offers a serene retreat for visitors. The average elevation of the terrain in the park is 743 meters.

Junuy Juluum National Park is home to a remnant of warm temperate rainforest that provides an ideal habitat for several species of birds, such as paradise riflebirds and sooty owls. Visitors can enjoy bird watching and observe these stunning creatures in their natural habitat.

The park offers several trails and hiking paths that cater to varying levels of difficulty. The trails are well-maintained and provide a unique opportunity to explore the rich flora and fauna of the forest. Along with hiking, visitors can also enjoy picnicking in the designated areas with family and friends.

Junuy Juluum National Park offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscapes. Visitors can enjoy the panoramic views and appreciate the natural beauty of the rolling hills, lush forests, and the wildlife that thrives within the park.

Junuy Juluum National Park is an excellent destination for nature enthusiasts and those who are looking to unwind and disconnect. The park offers serenity, scenic views and an abundance of wildlife that make for a memorable and tranquil experience.