The Drip Gorge

The Drip walking track is located within the Goulburn River State Conservation Area. The environment surrounding The Drip is culturally significant to the Wiradjuri people, with strong connections to the Goulburn River and surrounding Country. The Drip also holds significant environmental value, presenting a unique ecosystem with important ecological diversity. Along the walking track, students are able to interact with their environment, seeking shade under sandstone pagodas, and cooling down by the famous Dripping Wall.

Red Hill EEC deliver a variety of primary and secondary learning programs at this site.

Students exploring The Dripping Wall.
High School students conducting water quality investigations at The Drip.

Location

The Drip Gorge Parking Lot, Ulan Rd NSW 2850

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Key information

Getting here
The Drip is located 35kms from Gulgong township, along Ulan Rd. The walking track is a 2.8 km return trail that wanders alongside the Goulburn River from the car park, and takes approximately 60 to 90 minutes to complete.
Site information
Visit National Parks and Wildlife Service for more information on The Drip walking track.
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