Yengo National Park
A wilderness national park west of Wollombi, part of the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area, where Mount Yengo is a sacred Indigenous site with rock engravings and lookouts.
Yengo National Park is part of the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area. Sandstone gorges and eucalyptus forests stretch across it, and the flat-topped Mount Yengo is, in the legends of the Darug and other Indigenous peoples, the place where the creator spirits returned to the sky. The Finchley Trail leads to Indigenous rock engravings, and there are also lookouts and basic campgrounds. Most roads are gravel, facilities are limited, so bring your own water and check bushfire and road-closure information in advance. It is about 40 minutes by car from Wollombi.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Wollombi Village
- Broke Fordwich Wine Region
- Mount Pleasant Wines
- Audrey Wilkinson
- Pokolbin Wineries
- Tyrrell's Wines
- Hunter Valley Gardens
- Hunter Valley Hot Air Ballooning