New and upgraded infrastructure

Aerial photo of Slot canyon lookout, perched over the a gap in the cliffline above the ocean. Credit: John Spencer © DPE

Spencers Creek bridge on Guthega to Charlotte Pass walk, in Kosciuszko National Park. Photo credit: Boen Ferguson © DPIE

Aerial photo showing people on the boardwalk at Birubi Point Aboriginal Place and the cultural artwork by Worimi man, Gerard Black. Credit: Daniel Parsons © Daniel Parsons

Campers sitting at the picnic shelter at Cutters Camp campground. Credit: John Spencer © DPE

Aerial view of Minyon Falls and the lookout in Nightcap National Park. Credit: John Spencer © DPE

2 bushwalkers walking through forest on the Murramarang South Coast Walk. Credit: John Spencer © DPE

3 campers relaxing at their tent platform at Sheepstation Creek campground. Photo credit: John Spencer © DPE

Aerial view of Bridge 5 along Thredbo Valley track, crossing Thredbo River in Kosciuszko National Park. Photo: Robert Mulally/DPIE

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NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) has an annual works program that ensures we provide safe and accessible infrastructure for all. We're upgrading walking tracks, lookouts, picnic areas and other facilities in many of our popular parks to provide nature-based experiences that everyone can enjoy.

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Our carefully planned and managed visitor infrastructure program is designed to:

deliver resilient and durable walking tracks and mountain bike trails
provide accessible and user-friendly visitor facilities
protect environmentally sensitive areas
guide visitors through landscapes safely and sustainably
provide infrastructure to meet future population growth and withstand severe weather events.

We are also creating new nature-based experiences in some of the most breathtaking landscapes across NSW to further support community wellbeing, social cohesion and enjoyment of nature.

Through these initiatives you'll be able to experience nature and enjoy our national parks regardless of your age or ability.

Read more about the network of NSW Great Walks being designed for varying levels of fitness and experience. With a range of distances, grades and accommodation options, we aim to cater for as many walkers as possible.

We're working hard to minimise disruption as we deliver these exceptional experiences for you. Check park alerts for more information before your visit.