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Get ready to have a good time in Country NSW. From nation-making heritage sites and charming towns to cultural attractions, world-class food and wine regions, walking trails through World Heritage wilderness, and ancient sites of great significance for indigenous Australians – there’s a new adventure every day. The lush Southern Highlands of NSW offer endless opportunities for exploration, with four different regions celebrating the finer things in life. Stylish Bowral has become a foodie destination with a thriving arts and sports culture. Killimicat is known locally as the Snowy Valleys making this the place to embrace the great outdoors. Mudgee has everything you could possibly desire for a fabulous weekend away: multiple award-winning wineries offering wine tasting classes, cellar door experiences, superb food and locally produced delicacies. Orange has developed into a destination for creatives as much as it is a flourishing food and drink hub.
The lush Southern Highlands of NSW offer endless opportunities for exploration. In recent times the once-traditional farming region has become a hotspot for forward-thinking wineries, great food and a collection of odd ball but interesting shopping options. Winding country roads tamed by English-style gardens, estate homes, hobby farms and charming cellar doors give way to stylish Bowral, the regions beating pulse.
Set on the Tumut River this tiny village has spectacular landscape, breath taking views and beautiful locations for outdoor adventure. From horse riding, fly fishing, bushwalking, bike riding to a peaceful picnic by the river; all can be experienced here in the Snowy Valleys. Go for a long drive amongst the hills, revel in nature-based activities or spend an afternoon indulging in all of the local towns’ food and wine experiences.
This country town has everything you could possibly desire for a fabulous weekend away. Multiple award-winning wineries offering wine tasting classes, cellar door experiences, superb food and locally produced delicacies. Arrive in time for the monthly markets and discover a range of stall holders to grab some locally grown produce, freshly made breads and cheeses, handmade textiles and more.
Once a rural outpost, Orange has developed into a destination for creatives as much as it is a flourishing food and drink hub. The surrounding regions of Blayney and Cabonne, boast a thriving community of growers, makers, producers and restaurateurs. In recent years, it’s also become an emerging destination for artists and musicians. It’s also one of the best food destinations in New South Wales, be it farm gate producers and artisanal bakers, or sophisticated diners and cellar door kitchens punching above their weight.
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