Connors Walking Track

Connors Walking Track in Hat Head National Park is a must-visit spot while exploring the North Coast of New South Wales.

The national park is located 440 km north of Sydney, and 17 km northeast of Kempsey. Connors walking track is situated close to the southern section of the park, near Hungry Gate campground. The track is moderately challenging, suitable for visitors with a moderate level of fitness. The trail offers visitors fantastic coastal views and diverse flora and fauna throughout the year.

Connors Walking Track is a coastal trail that offers plenty of things to do and see all year round. Visiting in autumn, visitors can see whales from the trail or lookout points. While visiting in spring, vibrant paper daisies and pea flowers, among other blooming flowers, fill the heathland with vibrant colors. During summer, Connors Beach offers a secluded and refreshing spot to swim in the crystal-clear waves. The walking track offers breathtaking coastal views, meandering through rainforest and sheltered gullies. Along the rocky platforms, visitors can spot the nearby blowhole, which offers an impressive spectacle when a southerly wind blows. Taking the headland trail, visitors can continue to Third Beach to enjoy its incredible landscape.

Connors Walking Track is accessible throughout the year, and visitors can enjoy the park's diverse flora and fauna in different seasons. The best time to visit the walking track depends on your preferred activities. Visitors interested in whale watching should visit during the autumn season. Spring offers the best opportunity to see wildflowers in full bloom. In summer, Connors Beach offers a scenic spot for a refreshing swim.

To reach the national park and Connors Walking Track, visitors can drive to Kempsey, then take either Crescent