Mount Imlay National Park Plan of Management
Mount Imlay National Park is located in the far south coast hinterland of New South Wales, approximately 20 kilometres south-west of Eden. It has an area of 3,808 hectares and consists of steep, deeply dissected forested country around the peak of Mount Imlay.
Publisher: NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service
Cost: Free
Language: English
ISBN: 0-73107-6419
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ID: NPWS19980125
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The park has a variety of natural habitats and is important as a refuge area for the conservation of the native plants and animals of the district, including a number of threatened or geographically significant species.
The summit of Mount Imlay is of particular scientific interest because of its largely undisturbed nature, the presence of several threatened plant species and its biogeographical similarity to Tasmanian peaks.
The summit also has high natural landscape and recreational value. It is a distinctive and prominent peak in the Eden district and is a popular walking destination.