Mount Wingen Burning Mountain Nature Reserve
Mount Wingen Burning Mountain Nature Reserve, which is administered by the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service A trail runs from the Park carpark to the site where smoke emanates from the ground and includes information panels. The scientific estimate is that the fire has burned for approximately 6,000 years and is the oldest known coal fire.
Entrance to the Mount Wingen Burning Mountain Nature Reserve
Mount Wingen Burning Mountain Nature Reserve location map
Listing Details
Camping at Rest Areas Regulations in New South Wales.
Rest Area Definition: A rest area is a safe area beside the road where motorists can pull off the roadway to rest.
You can sleep in most of the rest areas in Australia for 20 hours consecutive, but pitching a tent and setting up camp is prohibited.
Some areas of New South Wales might have different time limits, so be observant and check if there are any erected sings with limits.
Facilities vary within each Rest Area, some may have public toilets, fireplaces, bbqs, picnic tables etc. or they might have nothing more than a place to safely park your vehicle.
Note: It is important motorists use rest areas designated for the type of vehicle they are driving.
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