Australia Central Coast NSW Somersby
Mangrove Road Daramulan
Scattered figures around this small Aboriginal engraving site near Mangrove Road include a Daramulan figure.
Strickland State Forest on the Central Coast of NSW (an hour’s drive north of Sydney) is considered a unique ecotourism destination. It was the site of the first government forest nursery (1886-1890) and first national forestry training school (1920-1927). Strickland has extensive walking tracks through varying forest types, and picnic facilities including an all-weather shelter, picnic tables and toilets.
Scattered figures around this small Aboriginal engraving site near Mangrove Road include a Daramulan figure.
An Aboriginal engraving site in Strickland State Forest, which feaures a large Daramulan figure.
Strickland Falls is a small waterfall in the Strickland State Forest, located in a nice rainforest setting.
An easy loop walk in Strickland Forest combining the Arboretum Track and Bellbird Track. The walk visits Australia’s oldest arboretum.
The Strickland Forest Loop in the Strickland Forest combines the Strickland Falls Track, Cabbage Tree Track, Stoney Creek Trail and Ridge to Rainforest Track to form a varied and interesting loop.