Hidden within the remote canyons of Wollemi National Park, located in New South Wales, Australia, is a tree so rare and ancient that its exact location remains a closely guarded secret.
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Abandoned tunnel where tourists walk three hours in total darkness only lit by glow wormsThe Wollemi National Park, located about two and a half hours ... in the wet gully environment of Penrose Gorge," National Parks NSW advised. "Take a break at the lookout to see expansive views ...
Tower Lodge in Pokolbin relaunched in June 2023 under ... the natural beauty of the Wollemi National Park, stargazing, bushwalking, and more. Made up of four luxury self-contained villas, this ...
Millions of people enjoy Great Smoky Mountains National Park each year. Some enter the park one way and leave another, only ...
Deep within the remote canyons of Wollemi National Park, scientists uncovered a living fossil—a prehistoric tree once believed to have vanished millions of years ago. Thought to be extinct until its ...
Located in a prestige estate of North Tamworth is this spacious 4 bedroom home. Upstairs and down stairs living, main bedroom with walk in wardrobe that flows into the modern look ensuite. The ...
Opinions remain divided on whether there should be a new national park in north east Wales. Millions of visitors stream into Eryri in north west Wales but Natural Resources Wales (NRW) has been ...
The South Downs National Park is inviting people to have their say on how and where developments could take place in the area in the future. The South Downs Local Plan is being reviewed to ensure ...
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