MOUNT CANOBOLAS STATE CONSERVATION AREA
Mount Canobolas State Conservation Area, a captivating destination for nature enthusiasts, provides a diverse range of activities such as birdwatching, scenic walks, and picturesque picnic areas, making it an excellent choice for a weekend retreat. The park features a well-equipped campground, offering basic facilities and nestled in a charming setting close to the beginning of the Federal Falls walking track. Boasting majestic views, Mount Canobolas is a dormant volcano with a rich geological history, formed millions of years ago during a period when Australia sat above a hotspot in the earth's crust. Part of the extensive Brigooda-Oberon chain spanning 800 kilometers from southeast Queensland to near Oberon in NSW, Mount Canobolas last erupted eleven million years ago, leaving behind a landscape of volcanic vents and fertile soil. The region's high altitude and cool climate create an ideal environment for a diverse array of plants and animals. Conveniently located just a short drive from Orange, Mount Canobolas State Conservation Area is not only a fantastic weekend getaway but also a great option for day trips. Whether enjoying a leisurely picnic, exploring walking tracks, or experiencing the unique geological features, visitors are sure to find solace and natural beauty in this captivating conservation area.
UNIQUE FACTS:
• Great Campground
• Multiple Bushwalking Options.