Where can you see the Brush-tailed Rock Wallaby?
Some of the best places to see the Brush-tailed Rock Wallaby in the wild include Bald Rock National Park (Australia), Girraween National Park (Australia) and Morton National Park (Australia) — among 4 wildlife hotspots across Australia. Every hotspot below shows real sighting data and the best seasons to visit.
Bald Rock National Park
Australia
+122 birds+15 mammals
Granite peaks and weathered stone dominate the landscape of this 202-square-kilometre national park in inland New South Wales, where rugged tors and rocky outcrops rise dramatically…
VIEW NATIONAL PARKGirraween National Park
Australia
+193 birds+21 mammals
Granite boulders rise like the bones of the earth across these 278 square kilometres of southeastern Queensland, where the Great Dividing Range descends towards the coastal…
VIEW NATIONAL PARKMorton National Park
Australia
+253 birds+57 mammals
Across nearly 4,800 square kilometers of New South Wales's Southern Tablelands, rugged sandstone plateaus rise above sheltered valleys where cool-climate eucalypt woodland meets grassy heath and…
VIEW NATIONAL PARKOxley Wild Rivers National Park
Australia
+202 birds+45 mammals
Where the New England Tablelands descend toward the coast, river gorges carve through temperate forests in a landscape of dramatic geological contrast. Oxley Wild Rivers National…
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