Town in New South Wales, Australia
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Coolah is a town in the Central West region of New South Wales.
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Highlights include waterfalls plunging from the plateau heights, giant grass trees and tall, open forest with stands of huge snow gums shelter abundant wildlife, including gliders, wallabies, eagles and rare owls. There are plenty of activities to do. The higher altitude offers cool walks throughout the year and amazing views northward towards the Liverpool Plains. There are opportunities for picnicking, as well as car-based, caravan (very limited) and backpack camping, with a choice of sites all at the western end of the park.
A small art gallery in an art-deco style building mainly featuring the artworks by those in the surrounding rural areas of the Central West region.
Has budget accommodation and there's a pub onsite.
The main route to enter Coolah is by car. Other forms of getting here are hard.
Read in the guideThe quickest way to get around the town is by walking. For slightly longer distances, car is your only option.
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