hikes in New South Wales

What comes to mind when you think of New South Wales, Australia? We can guess the first thought that likely popped into your head: Sydney. Ah yes, that bustling metropolis with the postcard Sydney Opera House. It might be hard to leave Sydney's glittering array of city delights, but it’s vital to take advantage of the state's range of outdoor activities.

Follow the New South Wales coastline for quintessential water activities, such as swimming, snorkelling, diving, and surfing. Once you've had your H20 fix, mountains await.

Swap your snorkel for hiking boots and head to Blue Mountain National Park, a folktale-like setting with epic viewpoints and dreamy forests. Then there's the Great Dividing Range lines New South Wales' backdrop. It stretches along 3500km!

Other notable activities include ripping across the sand dunes in Port Stephens via quad or camel or paddling the Murray River. New South Wales makes for quite the outdoor adventure destination for all ages!