Dorrigo National Park (Dorrigo National Park, is located in the mountainous region of northeast New South Wales, about 540km by car from Sydney, the capital of New South Wales. About 60 kilometers by car from (Coffs Harbour), the main town of Coves on the northeast coast of New South Wales, and about 30 kilometers from Beilin True (Bellingen), the small town of Dorrigo is the main hub of the National Park.
Dorrigo National Park, which covers an area of about 119 square kilometres, is a World Natural Heritage site assessed by UNESCO: part of the (Gondwana Rainforests of Australia) of Australia's Gonwana Rainforest, the main landform of. Dorrigo National Park, is the tropical rain forest, in addition to its unique natural beauty, It also has scientific and research value, and is an important habitat for a large number of wild animals.
Dorrigo Rainforest Center (Dorrigo Rainforest Centre), about 4 kilometers from the town of Dorrigo, is the gateway and tourist service center of the National Park, an interactive showcase of the history and status of the rainforest, from which visitors enter the National Park.
Dorrigo National Park includes several walkways to provide visitors with views of the park's waterfalls and coastal plains. The aerial footpath (Skywalk) is the most worthwhile removal of Dorrigo National Park, a high-rise walkway through the treetops, providing visitors with an excellent opportunity to observe beauty and bird life on trees.
- The Wangga Trail (Wonga Walk): is located in the center of the rainforest and takes about 2.5 hours to see the essence of the Asian rainforest.
- The (Skywalk): is another attraction to Dorrigo National Park, a wooden treetop that passes through the canopy of the rainforest, providing bird watchers with a wonderful picture of local bird life. A view of the Pacific Ocean from the (Bellinger Valley) of the Berlinguer Valley and beyond.
