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Parks guide to show
off Great Lakes

The National Parks and Wildlife Service has published a guide to national parks in the Myall Lakes area south of Forster.
   Great Lakes Area Manager for NPWS, Stephen Smith said the guide book, Myall Lakes - The GUIDE, combined practical information about park facilities and activities with interesting insights into wildlife and cultural heritage.
   Mr Smith said the guide showcased the national parks in the Great Lakes area, focusing on Myall Lakes National Park.
Offers assistance for visitors
   He said the guide had been developed by local park Rangers.
   “The guide makes it easier for people to plan their visit, and assists visitors to navigate their way, and enjoy all that is on offer in the parks in the Great Lakes area,” Mr Smith said.
   “It includes detailed maps and practical information about camping and picnic facilities in an easy to read format.
   “It also highlights the ‘top spots’ to visit and best spots to walk, boat, cycle, fish, watch wildlife and generally enjoy this stunning environment.”
   He said the guide also revealed interesting insights into the area’s natural and cultural heritage.
   “The guide is ideal for visitors to the Great Lakes or for local residents who would like to learn more about what the national parks in the area have to offer.”
   Mr Smith said the guide was $10 and was available from the NPWS Great Lakes area office, the NPWS Hunter Region office or the NSW Government online shop: www.shop.nsw.gov.au
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