Glen Innes & Inverell Area Attractions

7 Oaks Fossicking Property is a family operated private venue and has been producing sapphires since the 1960s.

Located on Frazer Creek, 20 kilometres from Inverell, visitors are welcome to fossick at the facilities set up, or...

Located six kilometres north of the town of Warialda, Audrey Hill Lookout has a spectacular 180 degree view of the Warialda district.

Audrey Hill Lookout site was officially dedicated on 8 October, 2005 in memory of Audrey Hill...

The Australian Standing Stones in Glen Innes pays tribute to the Celtic heritage of the early European settlers to the district. The site serves as a cultural gathering place for people from the Celtic communities; the Irish, Welsh, Cornish,...

The Glen Innes District is renowned for its unique rock formations, one of the most unusual is Balancing Rock, 12 kilometres south of Glen Innes on the New England Highway. The gigantic boulder of granite rests precariously on a 300 millimetre point...

Take a short drive or very steep walk if you are feeling very energetic along the Keera Road to Batterham Lookout, where you will experience breathtaking views over the town and district.

The view takes in the town of Bingara,...

Second hand books, old and rare books - lose yourself in the largest book exchange in country NSW with over 35,000 paperbacks, many collections to buy, sell and exchange.

The Big Book is a second hand and antiquarian bookshop...

Billabong Blue Sapphires is situated in the Tourism Inverell Complex in Campbell Street at Inverell.

They offer rough and cut sapphires and quality jewellery for sale or you can have your find from the fossicking fields, or a...

Bullock Mountain Homestead is situated on 485 hectares but with the generosity of neighbours they have permission to ride over approximately 4,046 hectares. The countryside varies from hour to hour with some open pastures for cantering and rugged...

One of the oldest buildings in town, Carinda is a fine example of a 19th century pioneer family dwelling.

Carinda is managed and promoted by local volunteers with the support of Gwydir Shire Council.The craft shop exhibits and...

Ceramic Break is a sculpture park located on a pastoral property in northern New South Wales, 15 kilometres from the town of Warialda on the Bingara Road or 25 kilometres from the town of Bingara on the Warialda Road.

Ceramic...

Nestled in tranquil natural bushland setting, Cranky Rock Nature Reserve features a fascinating jumble of granite boulders balanced at the edges of Reedy Creek.

Cranky Rock offers a picturesque location for a picnic, camping,...

Crofters Cottage is located at the Australian Standing Stones. The Australian Standing Stones pays tribute to the Celtic Heritage of the early European settlers to the district.

At Crofters Cottage, morning teas, lunches and...

At Dejon Sapphire Centre, you can experience the quality and beauty of Inverell sapphires. Cutters work to create quality gems and visitors have the opportunity to view the process behind glass, and also to see how the rough stones are sorted and...

Emmaville's own gem! See the nationally renowned Curnow mineral collection, plus the Jillet, Gilbey and Maskey Collections. Photograph collection of over 200 photographs on the mines and miners, Emmaville and local community. Step back in time...

Gibraltar Range National Park is situated on 25,407 hectares. The national park is on the Gwydir Highway, 79 Kilometres from Glen Innes and 104 kilometres from Grafton.

The strength and character of this rugged range are felt...

Located in the heart of the New England, Glen Innes is one of the few towns in NSW to retain its federation style buildings.

The Glen Innes Heritage Walk brochures are available at the Visitor Information Centre situated on the...

Goonoowigall is scenic granite country, with low hills and large boulders marking the skyline, and covers 1,057 hectares.

The name Goonoowigall is a Jukumbal Aboriginal word meaning 'wallaby rocks' and it...

Green Valley Farm is built out on a rural property 10 kilometres from Tingha, where you will find plenty of fun for the young and young at heart.

Enjoy the jumping pillow, water slides, large splash pool, mini roller coaster,...

The Historical Society Museum Bingara is housed in the old Post Office Hotel built in 1860. It was constructed from pit sawn and hand made local cypress timber and features a puddled iron roof.

A visit to the museum will reveal...

The Bicentennial memorial exemplifies the community spirit of the individuals and organisations who freely gave their time, technical skills, labour and much of the material to create a permanent memorial to the historical genesis and the...