Mumbulla Mountain sits majestically above the peaceful inland pasturelands at the northern end of the fertile Bega Valley.

A popular attraction in this area is the Mumbulla Creek Falls which is highly valued as a special place of customary lores and teaching to the Yuin people of the South Coast of NSW. The teachings say that Mumbulla Creek Falls area is sacred and a part of mother earth, which means we must show respect at all times. A 225 metre raised walkway suitable for wheelchair access leads to a viewing platform over the falls. Information on the cultural significance of the area is located on the walk to the falls. Facilities include gas barbeques, picnic tables and an amenities block with pit toilet.

The natural rock water slide on the Mumbulla Creek is a popular swimming spot. Care should be taken before diving into the deep swimming hole as tree branches and submerged rocks can be a hazard.

Road conditions should also be checked with the local Forestry Office or Visitor Information Centre before venturing into the area after rain.

Please note that access on some forestry roads crosses private land. Beware of cattle and close all gates that you open.