Newbys Creek walk and caves

Located near the Starrs Creek picnic area, the Newbys Creek Walk And Caves in Lansdowne Forest is an excellent introduction to the tranquillity of the Coorabakh rainforest.

This nature walk is an ideal choice for those who crave a somewhat daring stroll through dense subtropical foliage and moss-covered rocks. The walk meanders along the crystal-clear Newbys Creek to a stunning natural cave formation that creates a natural shelter above the water.

This nature walk is a nature lover's delight. You will spot stuttering frogs hidden among the lush ferns that fringe the clear stream. To appreciate all the area has to offer, take off your shoes and shuffle along the creek bed. The walk is relatively easy, and you'll love to retrace your steps on the way back to lookout. You'll have wildlife-spotting opportunities while resting in the shade.

The best time to visit Newbys Creek Walk And Caves is during the summer months, from December to February. During this time, you'll be able to enjoy the serene and calm surroundings of Lansdowne Forest, with warm and sunny weather. Remember to check recent weather conditions before heading out if you're not visiting during the summer months.

Newbys Creek Walk And Caves is only a five-minute drive from the road, but it seems like kilometres away from the hustle and bustle of city life. From Taree, take the Oxley Hwy towards Wauchope, turn onto Bago Road, and then right onto Stoney Creek Road. Continue straight along Stoney Creek Road until reaching the intersection at Coopernook Forest Drive. Turn right onto Coopernook Forest Drive and drive about 9 km to reach