Editing Biriwal Bulga National Park (section)

== Region description ==
Biriwal Bulga is a 5813-hectare national park  on the northern edge of the Bulga plateau.<ref name=":0" /> It ranges in elevation from 130m to 670m.<ref name=":3" /> The  landform is predominantly [[Dissected plateau|dissected]] [[foothills]], which contribute to its elevation.<ref name=":2" /> The most common rocks  are [[mudstone]] and [[shale]].<ref name=":2" /> Its average rainfall during the year ranges from 1300-1600mm.<ref name=":0" /> If there is [[vegetation cover]] over the land, the rainfall can potentially cause erosion of soil.<ref name=":2" />

The park has few visitors due to its remote location and lack of accessibility for two-wheel drive cars and bike tracks. There are no facilities or walking trails within the national park.<ref name=":0" /> The nearest recreational facilities are at [[Tapin Tops National Park]] and [[Ellenborough Falls]] at [[Elands, New South Wales|Elands]].<ref name=":0" />

=== Weelah Nature Reserve ===
Weelah Nature Reserve is situated in the south-east of Biriwal Bulga National Park, covering an area of 37 ha.<ref name=":3">NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service, Department of Environment and Conservation (NSW). (2005). ''Mid North Coast Region Locality Biriwal Bulga National Park & Weelah Nature Reserve Fire Management Strategy (Type 2) 2005 Sheet 1 of 1.'' Retrieved from https://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/-/media/OEH/Corporate-Site/Documents/Parks-reserves-and-protected-areas/Fire-management-strategies/biriwal-bulga-national-park-weelah-nature-reserve-fire-management-strategy-050294.pdf. Retrieved on: 15/05/2020</ref> It contains one of the few [[rainforest]] remnants on the Bulga Plateau.<ref name=":3" />