North West Slopes Visitor Information
Welcome to North West Slopes in New South Wales, Australia
North West Slopes in New South Wales, Australia is a beautiful destination for those looking for a peaceful getaway. Located in the northern part of New South Wales, North West Slopes is known for its stunning countryside, serene landscapes, and welcoming locals.
Attractions
- Warrabah National Park - a picturesque park with scenic walking trails, fishing spots, and picnic spots.
- Mount Kaputar National Park - a stunning park that boasts towering mountains, waterfalls, walking tracks, and breathtaking views of the surrounding areas.
- Pilliga Forest - a beautiful forest that is perfect for camping, bird watching, and stargazing. The forest is also home to the world's largest underground forest, where miners extract natural gas.
Activities
- Bushwalking - North West Slopes has some of the best walking tracks in New South Wales, with Warrabah National Park and Mount Kaputar National Park featuring scenic tracks that are suitable for all levels of fitness.
- Fishing - North West Slopes is known for its excellent fishing spots, including the Namoi River and Lake Keepit. Visitors can fish for perch, Murray cod, and catfish.
- Camping - The region offers several camping grounds with excellent facilities, including showers, toilets, gas barbecues, and picnic tables. Pilliga Forest and Warrabah National Park are popular camping destinations that offer a range of camping options.
Getting there
North West Slopes is easily accessible by car, with the Newell Highway providing the most direct route to the region. Visitors can fly to Sydney or Brisbane and hire a car to drive to North West Slopes, or take a train to Tamworth and then hire a car or catch a bus to the region.