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The Cathedral Range is a spectacular 7 km ridge of sharply upturned sedimentary rock. A variety of walking tracks offer the opportunity to climb the peaks and enjoy views of the forests and farmland in the valley below. Things to Do * The park is ideal for bushwalking, rock climbing, fishing and camping. * Walking tracks lead to all the major features of the park and range in difficulty from an easy walk along the Little River between Neds Gully and Cooks Mill to the very challenging, steep walk between Sugarloaf Saddle and Sugarloaf Peak which involves climbing up rock faces. Many of the walking tracks are steep and rough. * Camp by a clear mountain stream surrounded by the splendour of the Cathedral Range and its spectacular peaks. Camping is permitted at three sites: Neds Gully, Cooks Mill and the Farmyard. * Take your caravan to Cooks Mill which has areas suitable for a small number of caravans.
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