Cathedral Rock National Park in northern NSW protects an important corridor of wild country, linking larger parks to the north (Guy Fawkes River NP) and south (New England & Oxley Wild Rivers NP). It is a small pocket of undisturbed land on the eastern edge of the New England High Country. Yet, it is crowded with mysterious and impressive wonders.
The western fall of Cathedral Rock National Park.
Low cloud after overnight rain in the granite maze on the western fall.
Open forest embroidered with lichens and softened by morning mist.
The drama of Cathedral Rocks. Its altitude often catching the passing weather.
Sunrise on Cathedral Rocks.