Dungog
Highlights
Nature in Dungog
Dungog is a country town with character backed by magnificent rolling hills. It’s in the heart of dairy and beef cattle country.
Events
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- July
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Saturday 6 July to Saturday 2 November Dungog Community Markets
The Dungog Community Markets are
- Thursday 11 July Dungog Town Mystery Walk
- Saturday 13 July to Sunday 14 July Quiltarama
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- August
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Saturday 3 August Olympia Jazz Band
Geoff Bull plays the trumpet
- Thursday 8 August Jerusalem Creek to Chichester Dam
- Saturday 10 August Dungog Historical Society 50th Anniversary
About Dungog
Dungog is rich in natural assets. Mountain ranges, freshwater streams, clean air and magnificent rural vistas entice visitors to the Hunter Valley area. The main street is an urban conservation area. Notable historic buildings include the primary school built in 1843 by the well known colonial architect Edmund Blackett.
Barrington Tops National Park is a must for nature lovers. This vast, undulating basalt-capped plateau rises sharply from the surrounding valleys to a height of almost 1600 m - you'll find a wonder world of gushing streams, waterfalls, forests and soaring cliffs.




