The Hacking River is a stream in the state of New South Wales in Australia. It rises near the Princes Highway west of Stanwell Tops, and flows through the Royal National Park before emptying into Port Hacking. Within the park at Audley, visitors have enjoyed picnic and boating facilities for more than a hundred years.
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