Monkey Face Cliff Walk (400m), Watagans National Park, New South Wales

Monkey Face Cliff Walk is a 400m, grade 4 hike located in the Watagans National Park, New South Wales. The hike should take around 20 mins to complete.

Length: 400m

Duration: 20 mins

Grade: 4

Style: Return

Start: Bangalow Rd

End: Monkey Face Rd

Location: Watagans National Park

Closest town: Martinsville

New South Wales

From state capital: 137km

Longitude: 151.4255569

Latitude: -33.01651085

Hike summary

This short but steep walk to the base of an attractive cliff is worthwhile. The walk travels through open forest with gum trees and Xanthorhoea trees to eventually follow timber steps steeply to the base of the Monkey Face cliff. This cliff is used by rock climbers and abseiling parties so be aware that people may be above you. Spend some time exploring the base of cliff before returning the same way.

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