Recreation in State forests around Bulahdelah
The State Forests around Bulahdelah are a great place for bushwalking, camping and four-wheel-driving. While most people are aware that the State forests of the area have a long logging history, many are surprised to hear that the first cedargetters arrived in the area in 1816. There are visible reminders of the region's rich logging history scattered throughout the area, with old logging tramways criss-crossing the area, while the unique Wootton Historical Railway Walk follows the route of one such tramway.
Picnic Areas
Walking Trails
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Wootton Historical Railway Walk
6 km one way (3 hours one way) |
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K - 8 |
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Easy: suitable for all age groups and levels of fitness, generally gentle grades.
Medium : suitable for people with an average level of fitness, contains some steeper grades.
Hard : suitable only for people with a good level of fitness, contains steep grades and rough sections of track.
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More Information
The Lower North Coast Forest Map showing recreation areas, special features and roads is available for purchase from the State Forest Information Centre on 1300 655 687 or your local Forests NSW office (rrp $9.85 plus $1 postage).
For specific information about the State forests in this area please contact Forests NSW Central Region office during business hours on (02) 6585 3744.
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