New England North West Attractions

This particular meridian is the basis of the Eastern Australian Standard Time, used in Queensland, New South Wales (except Broken Hill), Victoria and Tasmania... read more

7 Oaks Fossicking Property is a family operated private venue and has been producing sapphires since the 1960's. Located on Frazer Creek, visitors are welcome to fossick... read more

Adams Lookout is five kilometres north-east of Barraba and is named after Alfred Adams who purchased Barraba Station in 1850. To access the site turn right off Fossickers... read more

This mine was named "All Nations" as the people who worked there were from all over the world. The mine closed in 1948 but visitors can still view the remains... read more

Aloomba Lavender is a part of a four thousand acre cattle property east of Stanthorpe. The Bonner Family have been involved in the cattle industry for well over 100 years... read more

Enjoy a little Amaroo Tavern charm at Moree's leading family brassiere. The Amaroo Tavern boasts an extensive food menu, courtesy bus, large car park, TAB facilities... read more

Antique Junque, is housed in an historic building in Walcha (Erratts Post Office Store), and has one of the largest collections of antiques, curios, collectables and... read more

Once a favourite spot for aboriginal corroborees, the area is now a beautiful park, centred on the Ululah Lagoon. This picturesque parkland has a skate bowl, children's... read more

The Armidale Aboriginal Cultural Centre and Keeping Place has a range of Aboriginal Arts and Crafts on display and for sale. The Centre holds exhibitions of traditional... read more

The Armidale heritage drive takes in the C.B. Newling Centre. This Centre was built of the finest materials and workmanship during the Great Depression as a teachers... read more

Armidale is a city of heritage and beauty. Armidale Tourism has developed a self walk/drive tour that covers every building of importance. The tour stretches over the... read more

Come aboard Armidale's Free Heritage Tour for a two hour guided tour of Armidale, the city for all seasons. The tour takes in the major historic and architectural landmarks... read more

Discover Armidale s heritage by walking around the beautiful city. Self guided walks are available from the Visitor Information Centre. Whilst strolling leisurely on... read more

Discover Armidale's heritage by walking around our beautiful city. Self guided walks are available from the Visitor Information Centre. Whilst strolling leisurely on... read more

Discover the men behind the Great North Railway line at the Armidale Railway Museum. View the tools and implements used by the railwaymen of old while you explore the... read more

Discover the men behind the Great North Railway line at the Armidale Railway Museum. View the tools and implements used by the railwaymen of old while you explore the... read more

Visitor information on Armidale and surrounding regions. Souvenirs, local books and craft available for purchase. Accommodation booking service available... read more

Designed and built to entertain visitors of all ages, the Australian Cotton Centre tells the story of Australia's multi million dollar industry through nine high tech... read more

The Roll of Renown is Australia's highest honour in country music with plaques dedicated to the pioneers of country music in Australia. Special tributes to Tex Morton... read more

Werris Creek is the first and last railway town in NSW and is located on a major railway junction. The Werris Creek railway station is the third largest in NSW... read more

The erection for the Australian Standing Stones in Glen Innes has been undertaken in recognition of the contribution made by peoples with Celtic origin in Australia... read more

Visitor radio broadcasts promote attractions, experiences, events, facilities, accommodation options and road safety messages. The broadcast mix takes into account the... read more

Visitor radio broadcasts promote attractions, experiences, events, facilities, accommodation options and road safety messages. The broadcast mix takes into account the... read more

The Glen Innes District is renowned for its strange and unique rock formations. One of the most unusual is the Balancing Rock, 12 kilometres south of Glen Innes on the... read more

260 metres above the surrounding bushland, Bald Rock is the largest granite monolith in the southern hemisphere - 750 metres long, 500 metres wide. Great 360 degree... read more

Drop-in to Banalasta Visitor Centre, situated 13 kilometres north of Bendemeer, halfway between Armidale and Tamworth. Sample the award-winning wines from the cellar... read more

The staff at the Barraba Visitor Information Centre can assist you with all the information about Barraba and the surrounding area read more

An interesting and peaceful picnic and camping area located in the Boonoo Boonoo National Park. Bush camping facilities only. read more

Bicentennial Park was established to commemorate the bicentennary in 1988. This parkland provides passive recreation, pathways, fountains and Tamworth's history recorded... read more

Australia's Big Golden Guitar Tourist Centre, situated on the New England Highway in South Tamworth, New South Wales, in the nation's Country Music Capital, is open seven... read more

The Big Plane is located in the grounds of Amaroo Tavern on Amaroo Drive, Moree. Walk through the world famous C47 (DC3) aircraft. It features 50 years of aviation... read more

Billabong Blue is a Sapphire Fossicking Park on Private Property which is located 22 kilometres from Inverell on the Woodstock Road. Picnic, barbecue and toilet facilities... read more

Billabong Blue Sapphires store is situated in the Tourism Inverell Complex in Campbell Street. Ofering Rough and Cut Sapphires and Quality Jewellery for sale... read more

The Bindea Walking Track is a 22-km walk which can be subdivided into a series of shorter loops, taking in the commercial and residential sections of town, the Porcupine... read more

The scene of a massacre in 1844, this unusual granite outcrop keeps its secrets. There is no evidence of this terrible time, but the majestic beauty of this huge granite... read more

Boggabri's History is quite fascinating with the town's main street having moved three time. A Hertitage trail through the towns reveals many interesting highlights... read more

The Boggabri Tea Rooms building was erected in 1902 as a general store and in the 1990's was transformed into The Boggabri Tea Rooms and Boggabri Nursery... read more

Located on the Yarrie Lake Road, just a short drive from the main centre of Town you can view the Olive grove with over 1000 trees of different Olive varieties... read more

Booloominbah is a late Victorian (1888) mansion and has National Trust classification. The house was used for living, eating, teaching and administration by the staff... read more

Boomi Artesian Hot Spa and Cold Pools were built at Boomi in 1903. The Boomi Pool Complex was built in 1976 with the hot pool added in 1996. The pool complex has a 25... read more

Boonoo Boonoo National Park is situated on 4377 hectares and is 26 kilometres north east of Tenterfield off Woodenbong Road. Scenic Boonoo Boonoo River has a 210 metre... read more

Braeside Riding School offers horse riding lessons for children and adults. A variety of lessons are available - Beginner, Intermediate and Pleasure rides... read more

Cathedral Rock National Park is situated on 10,897 hectares and is located 60 kilometres from Armidale along the Waterfall Way, towards the coast. Activities of bushwalking... read more

The Centenary Cottage Museum complex consists of a collection from a bygone era circa 1871, from pioneering families to early history of the district and town... read more

Sculpture Park and art gallery, a short walk from the car park along the parade of heroes leads you to the gallery area. There are 3 galleries the largest featuring a... read more

Chaffey Dam provides valuable public recreation in an attractive setting in the Peel Valley. Water sports such as swimming, sailing, boating and fishing are popular... read more

The Cooramah Aboriginal Art Gallery and Keeping Place has local aboriginal artworks and artefacts on display and offers an opportunity for you to gain an understanding... read more

Lake Copeton Dam is three times the size of Sydney Harbour when full and provides water supplies for the cotton fields west of Inverell. The recreation area covers almost... read more

The Cotton Shop Moree offers the widest range of 100% Cotton products available in the North West including luxury bed linen, towels, socks and clothing... read more

A jumble of giant boulders heaped in the most fantastic positions by a past volcanic upheaval featuring excellent picnic facilities, Suspension Bridge, a peaceful, relaxing... read more