Corkwood and Scribbly Gum walking track

Where

Yuraygir National Park in North Coast

Accessibility

Medium

Distance

2.3km loop

Time suggested

45min - 1hr 15min

Grade

Grade 2

Entry fees

Park entry fees apply

What to
bring

Drinking water, hat, sunscreen

Please note

• There is limited mobile reception in this park

Corkwood and Scribbly Gum walking track is a short, easy hike that follows Station Creek Estuary upstream through coastal and scribbly gum forest. Whether you’re staying at Station Creek campground and want to explore Yuraygir National Park, or are just looking for a place to stop off and stretch your legs while on a coastal road trip through NSW, this loop track is a great place to divert your attention.

As the name suggests, the forest you’ll be walking through supports a high number of corkwood and scribbly gum trees. The bark of both of these is among some of the most fascinating in the Australian bush. Corkwood has thick, corky bark, while scribbly gums appear to have been drawn all over by an excited toddler. In fact, the scribbles, scientists have discovered only this century, are made by a tiny moth. Naturally, the moth has been named the scribbly gum moth.

For directions, safety and practical information, see visitor info