Hinterland Beauty

Nestled in beside the Coffs Hinterland, living in Woolgoolga you’re surrounded by nature’s playground. Spoilt for choice with national parks, valleys, mountains, creeks, and hiking trails galore, including Woolgoolga Falls – if you’re looking for an active lifestyle, you’ve found the perfect place to call home.

Live where the rainforest meets the sea. Discover the hinterland west of the Coffs Coast. You’ll find endless ways to spend a day or weekend, trekking through waterfalls and rainforests, truly connecting with the natural environment, with 37 State forests, 11 national parks and plentiful nature reserves surrounding Woolgoolga. Abundant with flora and fauna, with paths, creeks and epic lookouts – adventures and memories are waiting to be made.

Coffs Hinterland is brimming with outdoor activities to explore – from off-road four-wheel driving to kayaking or fishing the estuaries, gentle biking paths to popular mountain biking trails, and short to multi-day hikes with hidden swimming holes among sub-tropical heritage-listed Gondwana Rainforests.

Mountain bikers will love the 12km of rugged descent and gravelly trails at Wedding Bells State Forest. For the fit and fabulous (with four days and a backpack at the ready), check out the epic 60km Solitary Islands Coastal Walk stretching from Red Rock to Sawtell.

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Woolgoolga Falls

Not far west of Swell is Sherwood Reserve, where you'll discover an abundance of native wildlife, creek crossings and the spectacular Woolgoolga Falls.

4WD adventures

Whether it's an off-road choose-your-own adventure with mates, or a guided 4WD tour, you're spoilt for choice in the Coffs Hinterland with scenic creek crossings & challenging grinds.

Wedding Bells Forest Trails

Over 12km of mountain biking trails promising thrilling descents for those seeking out adventure in the Woolgooga hinterland.

Woolgoolga Creek

The picnic area at Woolgoolga Creek is a perfect family daytrip with barbecues, birdwatching and walking tracks.

Camping galore

With an abundance of national parks and free camps with serene creeks, lakes and famed 'Big Sky' stargazing, you'll love camping in the Coffs Hinterland.