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Weddin Mountains National Park is a crescent-shaped range of roughly 750 metres high, located near Grenfell in NSW about 291 km west of Sydney. The park was gazetted in 1971 and is managed by the National Parks and Wildlife Service. Ben Hall'''s Cave, where the 1850s bushranger hid, is accessible via a short hillside walk and is the park'''s best-known attraction. Two main campgrounds are Ben Hall'''s and Holy Camp. The park offers scenic drives, cycling, picnics and bushwalks, and the mountain is visible from more than 50 km away on a clear day. The mountain is also an Important Bird Area.
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Weddin Mountains National Park is in NSW, Australia. GPS: -33.94499, 148.02167.
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