Bald Rock National Park

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Bungoona walking track, Bald Rock National Park. Photo: Leah Pippos © DPIE
2 campers beside their tent at Bald Rock campground and picnic area in Bald Rock National Park.
The dome of Bald Rock, Bald Rock National Park. Photo: Joshua J Smith © DPE
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Bald Rock National Park

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About

Whether you're planning a day trip from Tenterfield, or a short vacation from Brisbane, it's well worth visiting Bald Rock National Park.

From Bald Rock picnic area, follow the Border Link trail to the base of Bald Rock, where you'll pass through eucalyptus, mountain gum and New England blackbutt. The trail leads to the NSW-Queensland border, and there are tremendous views of Girraween National Park, Queensland, along the way.

Bald Rock picnic area has gas barbecues and picnic tables where you can while away the hours. And as it's the only established picnic area in Bald Rock National Park, with plenty of shaded spots to escape the heat, it's a popular place to visit in summer.

The park at a glance

Minutes from the Northern Tablelands in New South Wales, granite gardens scatter across picturesque walks, leading to awe-inspiring lookouts over boundless countryside.

Whether you’re planning a day trip from Tenterfield, or a short vacation from Brisbane, it’s well worth visiting Bald Rock National Park.

From Bald Rock picnic area, follow the Border Link trail to the base of Bald Rock, where you’ll pass through eucalyptus, mountain gum and New England blackbutt. The trail leads to the NSW-Queensland border, and there are tremendous views of Girraween National Park, Queensland, along the way.

Bald Rock picnic area has gas barbecues and picnic tables where you can while away the hours. And as it’s the only established picnic area in Bald Rock National Park, with plenty of shaded spots to escape the heat, it’s a popular place to visit in summer.

Walks
5
Campgrounds
1
Lookouts
1

Plan your visit

Access, facilities and practical details.

Best times to visit

Spring

Wildflowers and the mild temperatures make spring a fantastic time of year for long walks and camping out.

Summer

Good camping weather as the temperature rarely exceeds 30 degrees.

Autumn

Clear crisp atmosphere at this time of year offers outstanding views from the top of Bald Rock.

Winter

Frosts and rare snow flakes overnight, followed by brilliant blue skies overhead and crisp, fresh sunny days.

Places to discover

Stay, explore and relax across the park.

2 places

Campgrounds (1)

Walks in this park

5 walks
  • Bald Rock base walk

    Grade 1 · Easy · 0.7km return · 15min

Frequently asked questions

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Before you go

Opening

Always open

Vehicle entry

$8 per vehicle per day

Nearby towns

Tenterfield (28 km) · Glen Innes (120 km) · Lismore (188 km)

Get in touch

Glen Innes office

02 6739 0700npws.ntab@environment.nsw.gov.au

68 Church Street, Glen Innes NSW 2370

Monday to Friday, 8.30am to 4.30pm

Where you'll be

Bald Rock Access Rd

Carrolls Creek NSW 2372