Barrington Tops State Forest

Barrington Tops Forest Road, Gloucester, NSW, 2422

Experience Details

Located in the beautiful Barrongton Tops mountain range, between Gloucester and Scone, is Barrington Tops State Forest. Cobark Lookout is on the eastern edge of this forest, featuring a nine metre wide timber deck providing beautiful views to the south. Cobark Lookout is a great spot for a morning cuppa and to get your bearings before heading across the Tops. Within Barrington Tops State Forest , on the banks of the Manning River in cool highland forest, is a stunning camping and picnic area popular with four wheel drive enthusiasts and freshwater fishing enthusiasts. Your visit to Cobark Lookout, Manning River visitor areas and Barrington Tops State Forest is free.
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Barrington Tops Forest Road, Gloucester, NSW, 2422
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Caravan / Camper Trailer / Campervan Sites / Campsites - Carpark - Disabled access available, contact operator for details. - Family Friendly - International - Nature & Wildlife - Pet Friendly - Enquire - Picnic Area - Public Toilet - Regional Tourist/Tourism Association/Organisation - Walks

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