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Sawn Rocks - car park

Mount Kaputar National Park

This trail leads to an unusual rock formation resembling organ pipes. Car park has no amenities. Track is 1.5 km return (15-45 min), Grade 2, wheelchair accessible with some assistance, flat with no steps, formed, signposted.

Getting there: 38.5 km from Narrabri via Newell Highway northbound, turn right/east onto Killarney Gap Road, car park is on the right on Sawn Rocks Track
Price: Free entry
Website: nationalparks.nsw.gov.au (opens in a new tab)

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