Treachery Headland walk
North Coast, NSW
A 2 km return rainforest-to-headland walk at Seal Rocks with a giant fig, lighthouse views and a sidetrack down to Treachery Beach.
About this place
Treachery Headland walking track in Myall Lakes National Park is a short Grade-friendly stroll through coastal rainforest to a grassy headland looking at Sugarloaf Point Lighthouse and the Seal Rocks coast. NPWS lists it as 2 km return, 45 minutes to 1 hour 15 minutes. You pass a large fig with buttress roots; a sidetrack drops to Treachery Beach for a swim, surf or fish. Park entry fees apply. Combine with a visit to the lighthouse precinct the same day.
Access & getting there
Access from Seal Rocks via Kinka Road / Treachery Camp area. Park entry $8 per vehicle (Park'nPay). Unpatrolled beach.
Treachery Headland walking track, Seal Rocks NSW 2423 (near Treachery Beach / Kinka Road)
Safety notes
Unpatrolled surf beach. Cliffs on the headland. Carry water.
Gear notes
Swimmers if using the beach sidetrack. Hat and water.
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