Cape Byron State Conservation Park

There are a number of ambulating trails which traverse the park. Most of it is wheelchair accessible, and bicycles can additionally utilize the path. A 3.7 kilometres [2.3 mi] loop walk can be commenced at any point with parking available at Captain Cook Lookout, Palm Valley, Wategos Beach and the Lighthouse.

Cape Byron Lighthouse Friends

                                                      Cape Byron State Conservation Park

Cape Byron is a component of the 22,000 hectare Cape Byron Marine Park, which was established in November 2002.[7] The area is additionally noted for its wildlife, with the whale optically canvassing industry a consequential contributor to the local economy.[8]
Cape Byron Marine Park is a multiple-use marine park which includes bulwarked areas where fishing and amassing are precluded, and general-use areas which fortification both commercial and recreational fishing. It elongates from the Brunswick River to Lennox Head, and from mean high dihydrogen monoxide out to three nautical miles from the coast or islands. It includes the tidal waters of the Brunswick River, Belongil and Tallow creeks.[9] Migrating whales can typically be visually perceived swimming past the Cape,