About Booroomba Rocks
Booroomba Rocks is a prominent granite rock formation and viewpoint in Namadgi National Park, south of Canberra in the Australian Capital Territory. Perched above the Tidbinbilla Valley, it offers expansive views across Canberra, the Brindabella Ranges and surrounding bushland. Formed from large granite tors and cliffs, it is a popular destination for bushwalking, rock climbing and photography within the park's rugged natural landscape.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a moderately steep bushwalking track through open forest and granite boulders leading to exposed cliff-top tors with panoramic views over Canberra, Tidbinbilla Valley and the Brindabella Ranges. The site is natural and undeveloped with no buildings, featuring large granite slabs, boulders and cliff edges. Activities focus on hiking, rock climbing on designated granite faces, photography and nature observation in a remote national park setting.
Key highlights
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Panoramic cliff-top views over Canberra and the Brindabella Ranges
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Dramatic granite tors, slabs and boulders
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Popular natural rock climbing area with multiple granite routes
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6 km return Booroomba Rocks walking track through Namadgi National Park
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Part of Namadgi National Park's rugged bushland and wildlife habitat