State Forests of the Watagan Mountains

Located in the Central Coast area of New South Wales, the State Forests of the Watagan Mountains Wyong are a popular destination for nature-based activities.

This area comprises Watagan, Olney, Heaton, Awaba, Ourimbah and Wyong State Forests, all of which are connected, and stretches north to Cessnock.

The State Forests of the Watagan Mountains Wyong offer a range of nature-based activities including bushwalking, camping, and four-wheel driving. The mountains also offer perfect scenery for photographers and nature lovers. The forests have a range of facilities suitable for day visitors, including picnic areas, public toilets, and barbeque facilities. For daredevils, there is a treetop adventure experience as well as paintball games and mountain biking in the area.

The best time to visit the State Forests of the Watagan Mountains Wyong is during the dry season, which is from April to October. During this period, the weather is mild and perfect for outdoor activities, and there is limited rainfall. On the other hand, during the wet season, which is from November to March, the area can become slippery due to the rain, hence limiting most of the outdoor activities.

To get to the State Forests of the Watagan Mountains Wyong, there are two main driving routes, either from Wyong or Cooranbong. From Wyong, take the Dooralong Road and pick up the Watagan Forest Road. On the other hand, from Cooranbong, take Martinsville Hill Road or Freemans Drive and then onto Mount Faulk Road. Driving your car is the best way to reach the area since there are no other public transportation options.

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