The Pilliga Forest, situated between the towns of Coonabarabran and Narrabri, in north western NSW, offers a rugged, remote and iconically Australian landscape, not found anywhere else in the country. To accurately picture the vast size of the Pilliga Forest, think big: two Sydney metro’s big.

The Pilliga is a wild and remote adventure zone full of unmistakably Australian landscapes. Home to the largest native forest west of the Great Dividing Range, you'll find beautiful sandstone formations, salt caves and epic views.

Aug 23, 2024 · Pilliga means ‘Swamp Oak’ and the Pilliga Forest (or Pilliga Scrub) is an Aussie icon and includes Pilliga Nature Reserve, Timmallallie National Park, Pilliga West, and East State Conservation Areas. There is more than 500 000 hectares with 2000 km of …

Pronounced pilly-gah, Pilliga Forest is an iconic Australian landscape offering rugged beauty on a grand scale. Explore the trail network by car or on foot, take a guided tour and camp out.

Kangaroos, koalas and emus can often be seen grazing in their natural surroundings. Spend a day exploring the Pilliga Forest and visiting natural wonders such as the Salt Caves and Sandstone Caves. Also, the award-winning Sculptures in the Scrub is a must-see.

The Pilliga forest offers many unsealed scenic forest drives and bird routes to observe the wildlife including some of the 230 species of birds found in the area.

Join this car convoy tour through the rugged Pilliga Forest. We’ll traverse Sculptures in the Scrub walking track and visit the impressive Sandstone Caves.

Close to the town of Baradine, Pilliga is a vast forest that spans more than half a million hectares and features 2,000km of public access trails, so there's a lot to explore either by walking or car touring. Explore along the Coonabarabran-Baradine-Warrumbungle scenic drive.

Visible from space, the Pilliga is the largest temperate forest in Eastern Australia. It has exceptional conservation significance, being home to abundant wildlife and providing a haven and irreplaceable refuge for plants, rare birds and animals that are now disappearing everywhere else.

Close to the town of Baradine, Pilliga is a vast forest that spans more than half a million hectares and features 2,000km of public access trails, so there's a lot to explore either by walking or car touring. Explore along the Coonabarabran-Baradine-Warrumbungle scenic drive.