Country NSW
Sierra Escape Luxury Glamping, Mudgee - Credit: Sierra Escape
The NSW coastline might stretch for 2,000 kilometres, but with an area of 800,000 square kilometres, the state is more red dirt than sand. All the more reason to leave the Pacific Ocean behind and immerse yourself in all that Country NSW has to offer – ancient Aboriginal culture, extraordinary produce made by passionate producers and rural towns where the welcome mat is always out. Immerse yourself in the peace and quiet, and return home refreshed.
Covering rugged highlands and rich farmland, New England is the place for off-the-beaten-track outdoor adventures, as well as heritage architecture, country music and cool-climate wines.
Covering rugged highlands and rich farmland, New England is the place for off-the-beaten-track outdoor adventures, as well as heritage architecture, country music and cool-climate wines.
While the sprawling open-plain zoo may be the main drawcard of this interesting region in the centre of the state, linger longer for Australia's only Dark Sky Park, stunning caves, aviation history and more.
While the sprawling open-plain zoo may be the main drawcard of this interesting region in the centre of the state, linger longer for Australia's only Dark Sky Park, stunning caves, aviation history and more.
Home to heritage towns bordered by rolling hills and national parks – not to mention the antique shopping and thriving food and wine scene – the Southern Highlands are one of Sydney's favourite weekend getaways.
Home to heritage towns bordered by rolling hills and national parks – not to mention the antique shopping and thriving food and wine scene – the Southern Highlands are one of Sydney's favourite weekend getaways.
Host to pretty farmlands, local eateries dishing up paddock-to-plate produce, scenic towns brimming with history and plenty of natural beauty, the Southern Tablelands offers much more than a stopping-off point en route to Canberra.
Host to pretty farmlands, local eateries dishing up paddock-to-plate produce, scenic towns brimming with history and plenty of natural beauty, the Southern Tablelands offers much more than a stopping-off point en route to Canberra.
Known as Australia's food bowl, the Riverina makes for a tasty escape with an abundance of fertile farms, orchards and vineyards. Enjoy fine dining, food festivals and farmers markets, and meet passionate producers.
Named after the mighty river that flows through this southwest area of New South Wales, The Murray brings together natural wonders and unique experiences, from foodie cruises on paddlesteamers to one of the best regional art galleries in the state.
Known as Australia's food bowl, the Riverina makes for a tasty escape with an abundance of fertile farms, orchards and vineyards. Enjoy fine dining, food festivals and farmers markets, and meet passionate producers.
Named after the mighty river that flows through this southwest area of New South Wales, The Murray brings together natural wonders and unique experiences, from foodie cruises on paddlesteamers to one of the best regional art galleries in the state.
Take an aerial tour of the beautiful landscapes of Country NSW, from the incredible scenery of Warrumbungle National Park to the towns of Tamworth and Glenn Innes.
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