Regional NSW hikes
From the New England tablelands to the far north-west slopes, regional NSW covers everything from open woodland to sandstone gorge country outside the Sydney and Blue Mountains basin.
- Trails
- 2
- Total
- 25 km
- Easy walks
- 0
- Areas
- 2
Top trails
Ranked on track quality and day-walk suitability from the data we hold — not on reviews, which we don't collect.
All 2 trails in Regional NSW
Top parks in Regional NSW
Frequently asked questions
How many hiking trails are there in Regional NSW?
Aus Trails currently maps 2 walking tracks in Regional NSW, covering about 25 km in total. Every one has a real elevation profile and a 3D terrain map, and all of it is free to use without an account.
What is the longest hiking trail in Regional NSW?
The longest Regional NSW track in our catalogue is Careys Peak Walking Track in Barrington Tops National Park, at 15.1 km with 353 m of cumulative ascent.
Which Regional NSW trail has the most elevation gain?
Grand High Tops Track in Warrumbungle National Park climbs the most of any Regional NSW track we map — 704 m of cumulative ascent over 9.48 km.
Are there easy walks in Regional NSW?
Yes — 0 of the 2 Regional NSW tracks we map are graded Easy, meaning short distances on well-formed track with little sustained climbing. You can filter the full list by grade on the trails page.
Which national parks in Regional NSW have hiking trails?
The best-covered areas in Regional NSW are Barrington Tops National Park (1 track), Warrumbungle National Park (1 track).
Do I need to pay to use Aus Trails in Regional NSW?
No. Offline maps, live GPS, elevation profiles, 3D terrain and every safety feature are free, permanently, with no account required. Pro only adds planning extras like custom route building and printable maps — nothing that keeps you safe on trail sits behind a paywall.