Goonengerry is a small village in New South Wales, Australia, 626 km northeast of Sydney. It is known for its horse riding and National Park. Before the proclamation of the national park, this area was a state forest.
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First time to explore this beautiful area. With topo map the main trails were easy to locate with random signs at the junctions. Alot of off track trails of which i used one to cut through on. Definitely will go back to complete more of the area. Pleasantly surprised with a bygone era hut hidden away off one of the tracks which looked to be used as a pit fire campsite. Great for bird spotting and exploring the...
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Goonie I love you!
Absolute bonza biodiversity, beaut views - basically heaven on earth 🌱 wanna shrink myself down and live in a waterfall cave here 🥹
Good amount of water for swimming 14/1/24
All roads there are shithouse but passable. Back way through Rosebank is very shady, green and picturesque.
Tracks throughout the NP are in good nick. Less popular than other NPs...
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A most beautiful National Park to hike in. Definitely a walking path unsuitable for those with mobility issues. Views to die for and plenty of birdsongs to fill the heart. Goonengerry National Park is indeed a natural treasure worth enjoying. Make sure you pack a good raincoat if the weather isn’t fine as there are not too many...
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