Macquarie Pass National Park is located about 115km by car from Sydney, the capital of New South Wales, and about 30km from Wolonggang, (Wollongong), the third largest city in New South Wales, located in (Illawarra region), in the Irrawara region of southeastern New South Wales. About 20 kilometers from the small town of Shellharbour, covering an area of about 11 square kilometers.
Founded in 1970, Macquarie Pass National Park is one of the southernmost sub-tropical rainforests in Australia with dense eucalyptus forests and rainforests. Macquarie Pass National Park has charming views, but the greatest pleasure is driving. Galloping up and down the thick, rainforest and crooked mountain roads, opening the car window, playing rock and roll music loudly, and enjoying the exhilarating experience of the natural oxygen bar, is one of the best examples of Macquarie Pass National Park's name. (AP Photo / GetWord-Asianet / -).
Some tourists used to describe, Macquarie Pass National Park as an unexpected surprise, and the cicadas and songbirds called mixed waterfalls were as vivid as a chord. Macquarie Pass National Park's special feature is that, It was told by (Illawarra Hwy) that the park was cut open in front of people, no need to panic, no impatience, natural beauty can be seen in the driving process, if fascinated by the scenery, You can stop and have fun. There are seven hiking routes, and camping is possible.
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