Biamanga National Park - NSW

Mumbulla Mountain, at the upper reaches of the Murrah River, is sacred to the Yuin people, and a number of sites throughout the park have spiritual significance to local Aboriginal groups. In 2006, Biamanga National park was officially handed back to the Yuin Aboriginal people of the South Coast of NSW. The park is now jointly managed by a majority Aboriginal Owner Board of Management and the NPWS. The park also conserves an important area of substantially unmodified coastal foothill environments.
Mumbulla Creek Falls has picnic facilities, barbecues, a boardwalk and an information display.
Access 20 km north of Bega off the Princes Highway. Unsealed roads.
Narooma, phone 4476 2888