10/30/2024 | News release | Distributed by Public on 10/29/2024 15:37
As spring draws to a close, the Council invites outdoor enthusiasts, families, nature lovers, and campers to discover the stunning natural beauty of the Warrumbungle Region before summer arrives.
With mild temperatures and vibrant wildflowers in full bloom, spring is the ideal time for visitors to enjoy outdoor activities like hiking, bushwalking, and camping beneath the spectacular night skies.
"Spring in the Warrumbungle Region is truly enchanting," Warrumbungle Shire Council Mayor, Kathryn Rindfleish explained. "The pleasant weather and unique landscapes provide an incredible opportunity to connect with nature before the summer heat sets in. We encourage everyone to explore our national parks, including the iconic Warrumbungle National Park and the tranquil Pilliga Forest and Coolah Tops."
There is a range of activities to enjoy this vibrant season:
• Hiking and Bushwalking: Discover the scenic trails of Warrumbungle National Park, known for its breathtaking rock formations and panoramic views.
• Wildflower Viewing: Marvel at the stunning wildflowers blooming throughout the parks and trails, creating a beautiful backdrop for outdoor adventures.
• Camping: Experience the joy of camping in cooler evenings, with perfect daytime weather for exploring the region's attractions.
"Whether you're an experienced hiker or a family looking for a weekend escape, there's something for everyone in our great outdoors," Cr Rindfleish adds. "This is a unique opportunity to create lasting memories with loved ones while immersing yourself in nature."
For those planning a camping trip, the council reminds visitors to pack essentials to accommodate changing weather conditions, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience.
Plan your visit today and make the most of spring in the Warrumbungle Region!
For more information, visit the Warrumbungle Region website, stop by the Information Centre in Coonabarabran, or call (02) 6849 2144.
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Last Updated: 30 Oct 2024