Editing Mount Kaputar National Park (section)

==Facilities and activities==
In 1965, two cabins were constructed at Dawsons Spring, providing accommodations including a permanent water supply for showers and toilets, and a picnic facility. Today there are 3 cabins, including one facilitated from Bark Hut.<ref name="park-hist"/>

The park is popular with [[rockclimber]]s, and there are 11 walks in the park,<ref name="tourism-info" /> as well as a camping ground. However, the most popular site in the park is Scutts Hut, located upward of [[Kurrawonga Falls]].<ref name="park-cult">{{cite web|url=http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/NationalParks/parkCultExplore.aspx?id=N0038|title=Mount Kaputar National Park: Exploring cultural heritage in the park|access-date=27 December 2009}}</ref> The hut is the former home of the Scutt family, a [[Settler|pioneer family]] living in the vicinity of the park.<ref name="park-hist"/> it is accessible via a fire trail from the Bark Hut camping grounds. The hut has been restored to its original livery, with an earthen floor and an open fireplace. The hut is built on the banks of Horsearm Creek, which flows into Kurrawonga Falls.<ref name="park-cult"/>

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Eugah Rock 02.jpg|Euglah Rock
Mount Kaputar National Park, Narrabri, NSW. Sawn-rocks 01.jpg|Sawn Rocks
Yulludunida Left Ningadhun Right - panoramio.jpg|Mount Yulludunida (left) and Mount Ningadhun (right)
Nandewar Range Australia.jpg|Mount Kaputar and the [[Nandewar Range]]
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