Weddin Mountains National Park

8300 ha.

The most striking features in the National Park (established in 1971 to preserve this wilderness area) are the Weddin Mountains, a sickle-shaped chain of hills rising to a height of over 300 m above the surrounding plains. The park has a rich and varied natural flora and a rich fauna. There is a number of walking trails.

In the mid-19th c. there were hideouts in this area (e.g. Ben Hall's Cave) for a gang of bushrangers.