Grandis Picnic Area
Grandis Picnic Area
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Lankylee
Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia1,106 contributions
Feb. 2021 • Friends
The tree is fine but the road to it is fun if you have a 4WD. The platform looks a bit old. The surrounding vegetation looks lush right now.
Written 26 February 2021
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emdeme
Newcastle, Australia1,151 contributions
Feb. 2020
It was great to see the area around the tree so well protected, so that future generations can continue to enjoy this without damge to the tree. It certainly is tall, nearly impossible to photograph as its so high up to the top. The road in and out is dirt but well maintained ( we came through from the Lakes Way) and it is easy to get to. The tree is only a few meters walk from the car park so its easily accessible. Worth a visit.
Written 27 February 2020
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HeyJude49
Victoria, Australia147 contributions
Jul. 2019 • Friends
It had recently stopped raining when we decided to visit the Grandis. The road was very wet and muddy with pools of water everywhere. However we managed to arrive and leave safely. The walk to the tree is on a timber boardwalk, and the view from the lookout was worthwhile.
Written 29 July 2019
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danielkayelene
The Summit, Australia757 contributions
Dec. 2018 • Family
We drove off the highway through Myall Lakes National Park along a single lane dirt road (relatively well maintained for our Kia Carnival) to the Grandis Tree. The drive in was half the adventure and the kids felt they were real explorers. We were greeted by a magnificent 400 year old flooded gum - estimated to be 76m tall. The first branches don't start until 25m from the ground. Regarded to be the tallest tree in NSW - it is almost impossible to get into a photo. The kids reminisced and compared it to the Big Tree at Guildford Victoria that we visited the year before. Well worth the effort to get off the highway.
Written 1 May 2019
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annfuller2016
Singleton, Australia240 contributions
Oct. 2018 • Couples
We often pull up here on our way north and on the return trip. Great place for families as well. Number of picnic tables under cover. Clean toilets and a play area for the children. Lots of parking spaces. Shops near buy if you need to buy food & drink
Written 13 April 2019
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Beverley H
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Feb. 2019 • Couples
Park amongst the tall gum trees, always shade available. An information board tells you all about the incredible Grandis - tallest, biggest tree in NSW. 400 years old and an estimated 75m high, this tree is worth the drive. Picnic area and long drop toilet are very rustic!
Written 24 February 2019
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Deb70S
Newcastle, Australia5 contributions
Jul. 2018 • Couples
Must see, another amazing show of nature in our own country to see and appreciate. Lovely short drive from Bulahdelah.
Written 22 July 2018
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Lynne D
Bulli, Australia17 contributions
Jan. 2018 • Couples
We enjoyed the drive in to the picnic area. Anyone interested in trees would like to visit this spot. We were interested in the information displayed about how these trees adapt and grow. Awesome nature.
Written 29 January 2018
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benandmuffin247
Sydney, Australia392 contributions
Feb. 2017 • Solo
I have been driving past the sign tallest tree in N.S.W on the lakes way for years and have never turned off to investigate but have always wanted to. I finally made the turn and headed down a dirt road in very good condition. 5-10 mins later arrived at the Tree.
Very interesting amazing just how big trees can grow. The viewing area is good and well maintained with plenty of interesting information as well. It is worth taking the time to detour off the main road and check out this huge tree. Good for all ages.
Written 7 March 2017
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Graeme N
Bacchus Marsh, Australia233 contributions
Oct. 2016 • Couples
We were heading south from Forster along the Lakes Way around the Myall Lakes National Park when we found we had an opportunity to again visit this tall tree which we had not seen since 1986. A short 5 km. unmade road trip brought us to this magnificent tree and lovely surrounding bush. We spent some time admiring this fine gum and then walked back to our car where we observed a large goanna wandering through the picnic area. After getting some nice photographs we looked around the area a little more and then returned to the Lakes Way to continue on to the small town of Bulahdelah. Well worth the detour from the Pacific highway. A lovely old tree and bush.
Written 10 January 2017
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