Below you'll find visitor information that has been categorised as “Play Tweed Region”.
The Northern Rivers Rail Trail from Murwillumbah to Crabbes Creek is an enchanting and picturesque journey that takes you right to the heart of the New South Wales region. This 24-kilometer trail offers a delightful mix of natural beauty and cultural charm, making it a must-visit destination for any avid …
Border Ranges National Park (31,683 hectares), a World Heritage listed rainforest park on the rim of a vast and ancient volcano, adjoins Lamington National Park in Queensland. It stretches 85 kilometres from east to west. Together with the McPherson Ranges, the Springbrook Plateau and the Nightcap National Park, Border Ranges …
From the imposing spire of Mount Warning set like a gem in the circle of caldera rim rainforests, to the broad sweeping beaches of coastal national parks, the Northern Rivers area offers visitors an exciting and rewarding experience. World Heritage listing bestowed on the parks of the caldera is testimony …
Cudgen Nature Reserve is located on the Tweed Coast Road west of the village of Bogangar and north of Hastings Point. The reserve includes Cudgen Lake and Round Mountain that were formerly classified as Crown Land. (464 ha). ACCESS Vehicle access to Cudgen Nature Reserve is a sealed road via …
Mount Warning remains significant to Aboriginal people, providing a traditional mythology that extends back to the dreamtime. Called ‘Wollumbin,’ meaning ‘fighting chief of the mountains,’ the Aboriginal people believed that lightning and thunder observed on the mountain were warring warriors and that landslides were wounds obtained in battle. The mountain …