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Created in 1894, Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park is the second oldest national park in Australia, and it's still an incredible place to explore Australia's wilderness and learn about the country's Aboriginal history. The area was formerly inhabited by the Guringai Aboriginal people, and it's still home to over 350 fascinating Aboriginal sites, including burial sites and rock engravings. Many of these sites can be seen while walking along the park's well-kept hiking trails, which also lead to beautiful waterfront picnic spots and lookouts where visitors can admire views of the water and the Barrenjoey Lighthouse.

Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park , Bobbin Head Rd, New South Wales, Australia, Phone: +61-2-94-72-89-49

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