Rylstone
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Arts, culture and heritage in Rylstone
Rylstone is a pretty village with many heritage-listed stone buildings, including the magnificent post and telecommunications office, the police station, courthouse and Shire hall.
About Rylstone
Rylstone is a heritage village with many fine stone buildings, on the western edge of the Blue Mountains, 238 km north-west of Sydney. The town acts as a gateway to the World Heritage-listed Wollemi National Park to the east, and the scenic Capertee Valley to the south. The local area is fast becoming known for its wineries, olive estates and gourmet foods.
Pick up a brochure for the Rylstone Heritage Walk and learn more about the town's colonial-era sandstone buildings, including its four stone churches and early stone and timber cottages.
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Cudgegong River, Wollemi National Park
Canoeing on Cudgegong river at Wollemi National Park. Image Evolving Images
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Dunns Swamp, Wollemi National Park
Pagoda Lookout at Dunns Swamp in Wollemi National Park. Image Evolving Images
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Bridgeview Inn, Rylstone
Bridgeview Inn, Rylstone. Image Mudgee Tourism
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