Deriah Aboriginal Area

National Parks and Reserves

Deriah Aboriginal Area offers a unique insight into the traditions and culture of the Gamilaraay Nation. The area is nestled on the western slopes of Nandewar Ranges between Narrabri and Mount Kaputar National Park, is co-managed by NPWS and the local Aboriginal community. This fascinating region offers breathtaking scenic views, as well as great picnicking, walking and birdwatching opportunities to locals and visitors alike .

It’s a great place to spend a day and relish the spectacular scenic views across the sweeping Liverpool Plains to the south-west and Mount Kaputar to the north-east. There’s opportunity to learn about the natural history of this ancient landscape from an Aboriginal perspective. The rare ooline dry rainforest is a fascinating reminder of a time when megafauna roamed the planet.

An innovative educational program provides teachers and students with school excursion options and a rare opportunity to learn about the language, history and culture of Gamilaraay People.

Facilities

Lookouts Non Smoking Picnic Area

Activities

Walks

Disabled Assistance

Disabled access available

Nearby Things to Do

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Sawn Rocks picnic area, Mount Kaputar National Park. Photo: Ian Smith

Sawn Rocks Picnic Area

Narrabri

Aerial view

Narrabri Fish Farm

Jacks Creek, Narrabri

View of the Governor Rock formation in Mount Kaputar National Park. Photo: Simone Cottrell/OEH

Mount Kaputar National Park

Kaputar, Narrabri

Kaputar Road drive, Mount Kaputar National Park. Photo: Jessica Stokes

Kaputar Scenic Drive

Bullawa Creek, Narrabri

Crossing Theatre Narrabri

The Crossing Theatre

Narrabri

Governor Summit (Corrunbral Borawah) walking track, Mount Kaputar National Park. Photo: Boris Hlavic

Governor Summit (Corrunbral Borawah) Walking Track

Kaputar, Narrabri

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