Scone
Scone in the Upper Hunter, is one of the most important towns in the horse breeding and racing indus...
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Moonan Flat is a peaceful little village in a beautiful setting ringed by the Mount Royal Range, on ...
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Copeland was once a thriving goldfield town. Gold was first discovered in the Copeland district by t...
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In the late 1850’s, Scots who had arrived on the “Midlothian” 20 years earlier started to sett...
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Gloucester is a vibrant, large country town in a picturesque river valley at the junction of the Avo...
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Not far north off the Dungog turnoff, along Bucketts Way, is the attractive little village of Stroud...
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Reputably named after Fred Ward, (Captain Thunderbolt, the Bushranger). There is an excellent Rest ...
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Monkerai is a small rural village surrounded by the Monkerai Nature Reserve. This park was created i...
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Dungog is rich in natural assets. Mountain ranges, freshwater streams, clean air and magnificent rur...
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The village of Paterson is the earliest recorded settlement in the Dungog Shire after Colonel Willia...
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Attractions
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EventsThe Barrington Tops district proudly hosts many events to cater for all cultural and sporting preferences. Rodeos, campdrafts, cultural events, Mountain Man Tri Challenge, country music camps, swimming carnivals, skydiving, tennis tournaments and canoeing championships. 14th Anniversary Gloucester Shakespeare on Avon Festival Saturday's events consist of live music, fair, markets and jesting and jousting, from 9am and run throughout the day.
For more information or to make a booking contact Gloucester Information Centre information@gloucester.nsw.gov.au or phone 02 6558 1408.
Mountain Man Tri-Challenge Since 1991, The Mountain Man Tri Challenge, held on the second Sunday of September has seen competitors bike, kayak and run around a challenging 42km course.
THE DUNGOG FILM FESTIVAL 26th 27th 28th & 29th MAY 2011 The Dungog Film Festival is one of the most vibrant and unique film festivals in the country. Set in the tiny NSW town of Dungog, the four-day noncompetitive annual event is now the biggest festival of Australian film content in the world and a powerful launch pad for filmmakers, with a program that includes seminars, master classes, treasures from the past, special events and live script performances.For more information go to www.dungogfilmfestival.org
GRESFORD RODEO & CAMPDRAFT 27th & 28th August. Come and experience the fast moving action and skills of a professional Rodeo Competition. With bull riding, steer wrestling and bare-back bronco riding. The Gresford Rodeo promises to deliver no less than ten hours of pure entertainment. There is a licensed facility on the grounds, which means you cannot bring your own alcohol (sorry folks it's the law).Entry fee Adults $12.00 Child $6.00 Family $30.00
DUNGOG PEDALFEST 10th 11th & 12th September. Dungog Pedalfest is an annual event in celebration of the humble bicycle. Now in its fifteenth year, Pedalfest is a weekend gathering for cyclist, to enjoy safe pedalling on scenic country roads, and relaxation in the very best of company. Add a festival family atmosphere in and around the classic rural town of Dungog, with a bush dance in the evening. There are rides suitable for children and rides that might stretch the muscles of the fittest and keenest of adults. A new historical Scavenge is available on Sunday to exercize the brain as well to gently exercise the legs. They will be adding new activities and rides as they arrange them, right up to September. So call back every so often to see what new things the Dungog folk have come up with this year. Please ensure you carry water. Riders under 14 years must be accompanied by a cycling adult.
for further information go to www.pedalfest.org.au
 For more information:
Gloucester Visitor Information Centre: Ph: (02) 6558 1408 Dungog Visitor Information Centre: Ph: (02) 4992 2212
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Riverwood Downs Mountain Valley Resort FREE upgrade to 4.5-star Deluxe Spa Room!The ultimate romantic destination.Learn moreThe Tops Organic RetreatSecluded loft cabins for that romantic time together:
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