Oxley Wild Rivers National Park

Oxley Wild Rivers National Park is one of the largest and wildest national parks in New South Wales, featuring dramatic gorges, rugged ridges and deep river valleys carved by the Apsley and Macleay river systems in the northern tablelands. The park’s spectacular landscape showcases towering escarpments, waterfalls and wilderness terrain that appeals to hikers, photographers and bush lovers alike.

Among the standout scenery are the Tia River Gorge and Apsley Gorge, where rocky cliffs plunge into deep chasms and waterfalls cascade over sandstone. These dramatic landforms capture the scale and raw natural beauty of the park’s terrain, and make for unforgettable views on bushwalks and remote exploration.

One of the most memorable ways to experience the heart of Oxley Wild Rivers National Park is by walking the Green Gully Track, a strenuous multi-day hike that takes you deep into the Apsley-Macleay gorge country. This trail leads you through remote river valleys and rugged ridgelines and is the only true way to get right into the core of the park. Highly recommended for experienced walkers and hikers carrying packs, the track rewards with solitude and intimate encounters with the park’s wild landscape and remoteness.

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