Brindle Creek picnic area

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Picn tables at Brindle Creek picnic area, Border Ranges National Park. Photo credit: John Spencer
Toilet facilities amongst rainforest at Brindle Creek picnic area, Border Ranges National Park.
Brindle Creek picnic area, Border Ranges National Park. Photo credit: John Spencer © DPIE
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Border Ranges National Park

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Picnic among lush World Heritage-listed rainforest by the banks of Brindle creek at this delightfully shady picnic area.

Hitting the park's walking tracks is a great way to stretch your legs or work up an appetite for lunch, and a few of them start from Brindle Creek picnic area. Try the scenic Brindle Creek walking track, a longer walk that passes through Antarctic beech rainforest, past waterfalls and swimming holes, or the short and easy Red Cedar loop to see a giant red cedar tree 48m tall, it's probably about 1000 years old.

The picnic area is quite shaded and receives a lot of rainfall, so you're likely to find it lush and damp. Because of this, barbecues are not provided, so if your sights are set on a hot lunch, you'll find barbecues 5km down the road at the Antarctic Beech picnic area.

Border Ranges National Park · North Coast

Pack up a picnic and set off along the Tweed Range Scenic drive to explore Border Ranges National Park. Stop off at Brindle Creek picnic area for a picnic and walk.

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Get in touch

Kyogle office

02 6632 0000npws.richmondriver@environment.nsw.gov.au

136 Summerland Way, Kyogle NSW 2474

Monday to Friday, 8.30am to 4.30pm

Where you'll be

Border Ranges NSW 2474

Hours

Open 24 hours