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The view from Bradleys Head Booraghee Amphitheatre during the midnight fireworks, Sydney Harbour National Park. Photo: Kelly Hulme/DPIE

NYE Bradleys Head: The Amphitheatre

Bring the family to celebrate a COVID-safe New Year's Eve at Bradleys Head Amphitheatre. With live music provided by your NYE DJ, it's a great spot for all ages, with prime views of the fireworks.

Price: Tickets from $22.43 to $43.33 per person. Free park entry.
When: Friday 31 December 2021. Gates open at 3pm and close at 12.20am on Saturday 1 January 2022.
Where: Sydney Harbour National Park in Sydney and surrounds

Crowds around the Mast wait for the midnight fireworks to begin at Bradleys Head. Photo: Kelly Hulme.

NYE Bradleys Head: The Mast Precinct

The Mast Precinct is a relaxed, COVID-safe, family-friendly space on New Year's Eve. Choose a spot on the upper road, board walk or grass around the Mast for different harbour views.

Price: Tickets from $14.78 to $28.04 per person. Free park entry.
When: Friday 31 December 2021. Gates open at 3pm and close at 12.20am on Saturday 1 January 2022.
Where: Sydney Harbour National Park in Sydney and surrounds

The view of the Sydney NYE fireworks from Athol Lawn, Bradleys Head. Photo: Kelly Hulme

NYE Bradleys Head: Athol Lawn

The whole family will enjoy New Year's Eve at Athol Lawn. Bring a picnic and enjoy a COVID-safe, stress-free countdown to 2022 at Bradleys Head.

Price: Tickets from $12.23 to $19.88 per person. Free park entry.
When: Friday 31 December 2021. Gates open at 3pm and close at 12.20am on Saturday 1 January 2022.
Where: Sydney Harbour National Park in Sydney and surrounds

Aerial view of Strickland House in Vaucluse, Sydney Harbour National Park. Photo: Tommy Ramsay

NYE Strickland House

Elegant Strickland House in Vaucluse has lush lawns and a great view of Sydney Harbour and the fireworks. Bring a picnic and enjoy a COVID-safe evening at this family-friendly, alcohol-free location.

Price: Tickets from $12.23 to $19.88 per person. Free park entry.
When: Friday 31 December 2021. Gate opens at 5.30pm and closes at 12.20am on Saturday 1 January 2022.
Where: Sydney Harbour National Park in Sydney and surrounds

A bike rider moves through the bush, kicking up dirt behind him. Photo: Jay Black

Bald Rock 50th anniversary bike ride

Pump up your tyres for the special anniversary bike ride celebrating 50 years of Bald Rock National Park.

Price: Fees apply. Free park entry.
When: Saturday 15 October 2022 8.30am: Briefing. 9am: Rides begin. 4pm: Rides end.
Where: Bald Rock National Park in Country NSW
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Two visitors standing on a rock with a guide in Bald Rock National Park. Photo: Paul Foley

Bald Rock 50th anniversary guided tour

Don't miss this great event to celebrate 50 years of Bald Rock National Park. Learn about the rich biodiversity and history of this spectacular area.

When: Saturday 2 July 2022 2pm: Meet at Bald Rock picnic area 2.30pm: Walks begin 4pm: Afternoon tea 5pm: Event ends
Where: Bald Rock National Park in Country NSW

Blak Markets at Bare Island

Visit Blak Markets at La Perouse, to discover the best of Aboriginal culture. There'll be traditional dance performances, arts and craft stalls, weaving and bush tucker.

Price: Fees apply. Free park entry.
When: Visit Blak Markets online for market dates.
Where: La Perouse area in Kamay Botany Bay National Park in Sydney and surrounds
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A rider takes part in a cycling event on a dirt bush track. Photo: Ain Raadik/Edward River Council ©the photographer

Tour de Gorge

Pump up your tyres and gear up for the annual Tour de Gorge bike ride. Pedal through the remarkable Pilliga Forest and Timmallallie National Park near Baradine.

Price: Fees apply. Free park entry.
When: Saturday 3 September 2022 8.30am: Briefing. 9am: Rides begin. 1pm: Rides end.
Where: Timmallallie National Park in Country NSW
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Group of people sitting in a circle doing traditional weaving. Photo: Deidre Martin/OEH

Traditional weaving workshop: Bournda

Get creative on a traditional weaving workshop in Bournda National Park, near Bega. Learn Aboriginal weaving techniques and see how these ancient skills carry a strong connection to Aboriginal culture.

Price: Fees apply. Park entry fees apply.
When: Monday to Friday, subject to staff availability.
Where: Bournda National Park in South Coast
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Traditional weaving workshop: Mimosa Rocks

Get creative on a traditional weaving workshop in Mimosa Rocks National Park, near Bermagui. Learn Aboriginal weaving techniques and see how these ancient skills carry a strong connection to Aboriginal culture.

Price: Fees apply. Park entry fees apply.
When: Monday to Friday, subject to staff availability.
Where: Mimosa Rocks National Park in South Coast
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