Wadbilliga National Park

Wadbilliga National Park is a nearly untouched wilderness area in New South Wales, Australia.

Spanning the Monaro and South Coast regions, the park is known for its rugged gorges and gullies, offering visitors a glimpse of unspoiled natural beauty. It is located southwest of Sydney and southeast of Canberra, with nearby towns including Narooma, Cobargo, and Cooma.

The park is a popular destination for camping and wilderness walking, although it is recommended for experienced and well-prepared hikers. Visitors can explore the diverse flora and fauna in the protected area, with notable attractions such as the Tuross River Gorge, the Brogo Wilderness Area, and the Tuross Falls. The Wadbilliga Track, a scenic four-wheel drive road, provides stunning views of the landscape for nature enthusiasts.

Wadbilliga National Park has been relatively untouched by human influence since its history of European settlement. Efforts have been made to preserve its natural state, making it a protected area. The park experiences an average summer temperature of 8 °C to 23 °C and a winter temperature range of -3 °C to 10 °C. With a diverse terrain ranging from 15 meters to 1335 meters in elevation, the park offers a variety of landscapes to explore.