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Bike trail through coastal forest and swampy areas. 20 km one way and takes about 6 hours according to NSW Parks and Wildlife Services.
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Small 1.4 km trail return, this is a very simple walk and only takes between 15-45 minutes to do, while still getting to explore the lush greenery of this park.
Another short 1 km trail passing through some of the sand dunes in the area. Should take about 15 to 45 minutes.
2 km return trail, however rated as a grade 4 trail from the AWTGS and takes about 45mins-1.25 hours to do. The trail offers stunning views of Sugarloaf Point Lighthouse, the headland and the long coastline. The walk is quite an easy one, taking you through the park’s coastal rainforest.
Built in 1875, there are stairs leading to some lookouts overlooking the ocean. If you're lucky to go here from May-November, you may as well have a chance of seeing whales. The lighthouse is also the second-most easterly one in Australia, after the Byron Bay lighthouse.
Bring your binoculars here if you're going to do this trail, as this trail is rich in birdlife, so that's not to be missed. Takes about 15 - 45 mins to do this trail, and rated as a Grade 3 trail by the AWTGS.
5.6 km return, and takes approximately 1.5-2.5 hours to do. This track is easier than some others, but nevertheless, it's still rated as a Grade 3 track by the AWTGS.