The WaterFall Way NSW
Coffs Harbour to Cathedral Rock National Park
The Waterfall Way is a 200 km dive between Coffs Harbour, on the New South Wales coast and the city of Armidale. It is regarded as one of the most scenic routes in NSW, passing through the picturesque Bellinger Valley up onto the Dorrigo Plateau and the New England Tablelands.
Waterfall Way passes through, or close to, a number of stunning North NSW National Parks including the World Heritage Dorrigo National Park, New England National Park, Cathedral Rocks National Park and Oxley Wild Rivers National Park. The drive can be done in a few hours or over a couple of days if you’re willing to take it slow and explore all the area has to offer.
We completed half of Waterfall Way over two days starting in Coffs Harbour and venturing to Cathedral Rock National Park camping and exploring along the way.
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