Coorabakh National Park

Awesome views!

We spent a nice day getting lost at Coorabahk national park. we started in through Hannam Vale and Watui. We enjoyed the forestry aspect of the drive and arrived at Watui Falls. Watui Falls was an easy 100 meter stroll off the road It had rained over night so it was a little slippery but beautiful little spot. We explored the area with our 3 kids who loved climbing around and down to the bottom of the fall. Now to get down there its rocky and steep I would not recommend for Nanna or grandpa unless they are fit and and agile. This would be a really nice place for a picnic and a dip in summer. only one side of the picnic table seat and bbq has not be serviced in a very long time and there are no toilets until you get to Starr Creek. So from Watui Falls we headed up the mountain in our Kia Carnival as we drove along there is really no decent places to take pictures of the picturesque mountains of big Nellie and little Nellie. It would be great if the state parks actually did some cutting away so you could enjoy the intimidating scale of these extinct volcanoes. There is one spot where there is a lookout called Flat something we didn't stop for that. We endesign up just going through to Starr Creek where there is a great little 2 min walking boardwalk through the forest. Easily accessible for everyone to enjoy. From there after a much needed bathroom break at the local long drop. We headed out apparently you can go to little Nellie to your right and do a little adventuring. You will come out to a 4 way intersection we it's very disoreientaring. we went right and came out at Lansdowne. Overall it was a really nice family time. Enjoy your journey.

Would be nice if they told you the road was closed before travelling 30 Kim to find out you have to turn around because you can’t get thriugh. Waste of a trip. Not impressed

National park drive is lovely. Road better for suvs or 4wd if you continue on to Waitui Falls.All the lookouts easily accessible and magnificent views.

The signage from the moorland turn off is terrible. We drove around for an hour before finally finding the 2wd access point. We walked the caves trail which was very nice but there is really nowhere to park your car near the start of the track.

Great scenery, well made lookouts over superb views of the valleys below. Road a little rough but OK, especially for 4X4 SUV vehicles. Picnics spots and tables at some lookouts. Road could be difficult if very wet.

Great spot

The road is unsealed most of the way. But beautiful views.

This park is scenic and is a pleasant drive through the forest. There are numerous lookouts and picnic areas along the journey. There is not a lot in the way of walking tracks though, with most walks being no more than 10 minutes duration. Highlights are the Newbys and Flat Nellie lookouts, and the picnic area at Stars Creek.

If driving would recommend suv.. not suitable for small cars and better to go one a sunny day.Beautiful drive and lookout