Wild + wonderful WARRUMBU The craggy peaks and spires, remnants of an extinct volcano, make Warrumbungle National Park a “must see” for anyone visiting regional NSW. Located 36 kilometres west of Coonabarabran, the Warrumbungles is serviced by an architectural awardwinning Visitor Centre and interpretive displays, while numerous campgrounds cater to bush camping through to powered sites. There are more than 42 kilometres of walking trails in the park, with a range of options to accommodate all fitness levels and ages. A Discovery Program runs during school holidays, offering visitors a closer look at local Aboriginal culture and other aspects of the park. 6 VI SI TOR CENTRE
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