Gibraltar Range National Park

Gibraltar Range National Park is a protected area in northern New South Wales, straddling the Gwydir Highway between Glen Innes and Grafton within the Glen Innes Severn and Clarence Valley local government areas. Part of the Gondwana Rainforests of Australia World Heritage Area, it protects granite heaths, eucalypt forests and subtropical rainforest. Notable for dramatic granite outcrops, waterfalls such as Boundary Falls, and seasonal wildflower displays, it offers bushwalking, camping and scenic lookouts.

Visitors can expect a rugged granite plateau with open heathlands, eucalypt forest and pockets of World Heritage-listed rainforest along the Gwydir Highway. The park offers marked walking tracks to lookouts and waterfalls, granite tors and cliffs such as the Dandahra Crags, picnic areas and campgrounds at Mulligans and Boundary Falls. Facilities are basic and natural, with opportunities for bushwalking, birdwatching, photography and nature appreciation in a remote, scenic setting.