National ParkPatrimonio Mundial UNESCO

Barrington Tops

Australia · New South Wales
New South WalesDeclared in 1969747 km²

One of the last remnants of ancient temperate forest from Australian Gondwana, with Nothofagus trees over 400 years old

Area

747 km²

Protection category

UICN II

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Declared in

1969

Region

New South Wales

Climate

Tropical, Árido / desértico, Templado, Mediterráneo

Best time

March to May

Plan your visit

Best time
March to May
Area
747 km²

Highlight

One of the last remnants of ancient temperate forest from Australian Gondwana, with Nothofagus trees over 400 years old

Declared in 1969 and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1986 as part of the Gondwana Rainforests of Australia, Barrington Tops preserves one of the last remnants of ancient temperate forest directly descended from the vegetation of the old supercontinent Gondwana, with Antarctic beech (Nothofagus) over 400 years old.

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1 dive site within 300 km is also shown.

45 species documented in Barrington Tops

17 Mammals17 Birds6 Reptiles1 Amphibians2 Arachnida2 Insecta

At conservation risk:Koala,Planeador mayor,Zorro volador de cabeza gris

Endemic to Australia:Ornitorrinco,Ave lira soberbia,Koala

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Flora and ecosystems

Ecosystems found in Australia, where Barrington Tops lies.

Selva tropicalSabanaDesiertoMarino / costero

Experiences in this park

Buceo y snorkelObservación de aves

Nearby dive sites

Where can I dive near here?

Solitary Islands

266 km away

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