Platypus Pool and Rock Carvings

Platypus Pool and Rock Carvings is a natural attraction located in Lower Dyraaba, New South Wales. This site provides a location for viewing Australian monotremes in their native environment within the Richmond Valley region. Visitors often visit during early morning or late afternoon for the best opportunity to spot platypuses in the still waters. The destination is located within driving distance of the Richmond Range National Park, offering a point of interest for those exploring the river systems of the northern inland area. The area is recognised for its cultural significance, containing rock carvings that document the local heritage of the region. Access is via rural roads, and the surroundings remain in a largely undisturbed state. This site serves birdwatchers and bushwalkers who prioritise authentic encounters with local fauna. It provides a self-guided experience for visitors looking to observe native flora and geological features while travelling through the Lower Dyraaba district.