Byrock, NSW
0.4 km (0.25 hrs )
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Byrock Rockholes is a place where rainwater collects in a series of a natural rock holes and pools. The place called Wuggarbuggarnea by the Ngemba (stone country people) is a significant Aboriginal Place, along one of the Baiame dreaming tracks in northern NSW. A short track leads from the carpark to the waterholes. There are information signs about the various bush tucker plants along the way, as well as the Aboriginal history of the place.

The rock holes are located approximately 1 km south west of the tiny town of Byrock, just off Cobar Street. There are no facilities at the site.