I went with 2 friends for a 3 course lunch on Saturday. The food was fantastic and the service was incredible. There were several additional touches from the chef and staff to make our experience as wonderful as possible. Not to mention the venue itself is a beautiful place to eat and drink. More lunch and dinner slots are being opened - highly recommend booking in and supporting this amazing restaurant for Dubbo!

From the very first time we visited and connected with Lazy River Estate, we knew it was something special. Being a family-run venue, it had such a warm and welcoming atmosphere, and that really set the tone for our whole wedding journey. Planning a wedding can be so stressful at times but instead, it felt like we were being looked after by people who genuinely cared about making our day perfect. Our wedding day itself was everything we could have ever wanted. The grounds were stunning and created the most beautiful backdrop, not only for the ceremony but also for the family photos we were lucky enough to capture there recently. Those photos are now some of our most treasured memories, and every time we look at them, we’re reminded of how special our day was and now being able to share that with the little family we created! What really stood out to us was the personal touch. The team treated us and our family like we were their own, always checking in to make sure we felt comfortable and at ease. That kind of care is something you can’t manufactured — it comes from the heart, and it’s what makes Lazy River so unique. We feel so grateful to have celebrated two important milestones in a place that radiates love, family, and genuine hospitality. If you are considering Lazy River, you will not regret it.

Where do we even start? Lazy River Estate was everything we could have dreamed of and more. From the breathtaking setting to the incredible food and service, every single detail was flawless. The team went above and beyond to make our day feel seamless and so special,. The food was absolutely amazing, the service was phenomenal, and everything flowed so seamlessly. Emily in particular is beyond incredible, she truly went above and beyond for us and honestly deserves to be paid 1000x more for the magic she creates. Our wedding day was an absolute dream come true, and so much of that is thanks to you the team at LRE. We’ll forever be grateful.We honestly couldn’t imagine a more perfect venue to celebrate such an important day, and we’ll be forever grateful to the entire team for making it all possible. Our guests are still raving about how beautiful and unforgettable it all was. If you’re looking for the most stunning location paired with phenomenal service, Lazy River Estate is the place. A dream come true in every way.

We had the best time at Lazy Rivers Oktoberfest yesterday! The vineyard views were perfect, and the Oompa Loompa band!! They brought so much energy and fun with their lively tunes and quirky charm, keeping the crowd going! Some great German food, deserts & local wines, it was the perfect way to celebrate the season. Also so good to see everyone dressed up!!!!! Can’t wait for next year!

Fantastic to see Oktoberfest getting started at Lazy River Estate. Beautiful weather, a gorgeous setting, time spent with family & friends, an awesome band & food & drinks. A great afternoon 😊

First time we have managed to visit Lazy River Winery and we loved it. Fantastic venue, the staff were lovely and wine delicious Amazing event space (yay Oktoberfest).

Had my 21st birthday here at their October fest. Was an amazing day on the deck with the band playing and great service from the bar inside

A great experience. Staff are fantastic and so enthusiastic and evidently passionate about what they do. Heating up food seemed to keep the staff overly busy and they could consider a way to get this done quicker or have pre heated food and maybe pre made sandwiches? (Just trying to help...) Would come again to see the other cave, we saw cathedral and it didn't disappoint.

Loved this place. We spent the whole day here and did two cave tours and the discovery show. Loved the caves however they are both quite small. They are both very different, yet equally spectacular. We are lunch here and looked at the fossil in the mini museum, great day.

We had a great time and spent 1 hour there despite missing our tour due to road closures. The interactive room is so good. The Japanese gardens are also worth a look and are across the road

Park was lovely green grass. Our site was on a steep hill so either way we put the caravan either the drawbar was on the ground or the jockey wheel was chocked up very very high. Playground is out of action and the pool was closed for the whole time we were there. Being the long weekend it was not ideal when you have little kids with you. Cave tour was ok.

We loved the Wellington Caves experience with Westie. He is a fun and lively local, and a great tour guide. We've traveled past the turnoff heaps of times and never before gone in. It's really worth it and something that should be in everyone's bucket list. Thanks also to the lovely young staffer who got us in to the tour as ring-ins. Paul and Michelle.

We didn't stay in accomodation, just came for the caves tours and loved it. Had 6yo & 10yr old, grand mother and us enjoy thoroughly. Tour guide was amazing & very informative.

I’m just appalled at staff who think it’s ok to talk to guests like a school child. Don’t turn up 7 minutes early for checking or you’ll be scalded. Don’t ask if the pool ca be opened a couple of days before October (even though it’s school holidays) or you’ll be asked questions like ”would McDonald’s let you in at 4am?” Well mane not mate, but at least they have customer service. Park is lovely itself. Bathrooms are clean but could do with some plumbing work. Cave tour, not cheap and honestly, meh.

A little hidden gem. Surprised that it wasn't well mapped out on Google maps. The entrance to the gardens is before the point set out on Google maps. Once you go in, it's mostly a self guided tour. Great place to go in and enjoy the serenity. Any SUV would be ideal to drive around the gardens. We drove around in our Camry, and it was a little tricky. The fern gardens were great! Would recommend

Great garden. We were the only ones there and while we only went to the Fern Gully route (due to time constraints), it's a great relaxing place and we would definitely come another time when we visit the area again and can spend more time here. Also saw a group of kangaroos speed past us while we were in the Fern Gully section.

This garden has an amazing collection of native species. Many are rare and many are very beautiful. The garden seems to be making a strong recovery after the drought two years ago. This season has seen lots of new growth. If you love plants this is worth a trip.

Great for people interested in plants, but also really good for bird watchers. Fern gully is a great spot for kids. Huge range of plants from around Australia. Keep an eye out for echidnas, kangaroos and emus.

Great spot for lunch.

nice peaceful place for a walk.

Absolutely a hidden gem .

Super welcoming and knowledgeable hosts, excellent wines to try, and a delicious antipasto plate loaded with local goodies. All enjoyed on a quiet verandah shaded by a giant grape vine. If you're travelling through Mudgee a lot of cellar doors are closed during the week. Burnbrae is open and it was not crowded on our mid week lunch time visit. We purchased their sparkling white and a Shiraz. If you want to experience a Mudgee wine tasting then I definitely recommend you try this place. It's not far from the Honey place just down the road.

Wife and I visited this place over the long weekend. Attended to by the owner. Lovely lady who was an absolute crack up. Great attentiveness and service. Also the pizza was to die for. A bit of a pizza snob here and this was in my top 3. Cracker crust and a wood fire pizza that’s not sloppy and watery

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay + visit to the cellar door @ Burnbrae Vineyard. We would highly recommend a visit, the staff are so welcoming + friendly, the atmosphere is relaxed + the pizzas are delicious + the wine variety was good 👍

Our wine tasting host Tayla was so delightful, warm and welcoming and very knowledgable. We had a wonderful time and I don’t even drink wine. It’s a very cool place and my husband vouched for the quality of the wine. The proof is in his purchases. Highly recommend a trip to this slice of paradise.

Beautiful scenery while sipping on some great selection of wines, the platter was delicious, very friendly and knowledgeable staff highly recommended

Being a wedding photographer and working at Burnbrae often, I knew I needed to get married here! We chose Burnbrae, Not just because of their incredible wine and beer but because of the versatility. We really envisioned a wedding that was fully outside under the fairy lights and they didn’t disappoint! The fact that it also has an amazing wet weather option really made our decision final. Dotty and the Burnbrae team were amazing to work with and made our wedding so much fun. Nothing was ever an issue for Dotty and she was so helpful in every aspect of our day. She literally made our wedding dreams come to life. All of our guests are still talking about how good the day was. We are so glad to have booked Burnbrae and it will always have a special place in our hearts. Thank you so much to Dotty and the Burnbrae team. – Steph & Tom

Great winery on Mudgees wine trail, a few kms out of town. The wine tasting is amazing, and their pizzas were terrific. We had 2 pizzas. You won't leave without a sneaky bottle or 2 of Moscato. Yummo

Charming little place to get anything to do with honey. Learned about Mead and was surprised to really enjoy the honey beverages, alcoholic and non-alcoholic. The staff are very knowledgable and helpful. They are very good at upselling! We spent over $200! Definitely worth a visit.

Great range of products. Very good customer service. Yummy ice cream.

Great place to try and learn more about honey. The woman that helped us was so friendly, happy to chat with my son about his questions on bees. The self serve tasting was so good, we had no idea there were so many favoured honey options. The whole shop was full of all sorts of great products. Very neat and clean. We left with lots of honey and even tried their ice cream which was excellent. This is worth the visit.

They used to have a demonstration of bee hive and honey extraction process which is closed for a while. Besides that’s is just a retail shop now and with higher price tag. You can their honey and have a coffee if you are driving by

Not far from town. What a lovely place. There’s a variety of honey to taste before buying. Lots of varieties to choose from and there’s choc honey comb chocolate for sale as well. Small cafe in the front which sells honey flavoured ice creams. Car park available on site. Highly recommended.

Great shop with so many products related to honey and bees wax. There’s a central honey tasting area, a sample of lotions and scrubs, and a cafe that sells honey flavoured ice creams which were delicious. The staff are friendly and helpful, always asking if you need any help. They’re quite funny too even when having problems with the credit card machines. Made for a nice little shopping trip.

A lovely place with super friendly and knowledgeable staff… you will find alcohols and spirits produced with honey… so unique and memorable experience… you can taste different varieties of honey and test different skin care products made with honey too along with honey mead tastings. we loved the spiced honey mead and bee care exfoliator… you will also get non- alcoholic honey based sparkling drinks… kids loved it… and something different to regular wine tasting experience…

This place is amazing, I am a certified Chardonnay hater but theirs is fantastic! The first time I’ve ever ordered a glass of Chardonnay in my life! Plus the atmosphere was beautiful and the cheese plate was generous and delicious. Awesome staff, awesome place to spend a sunny day. Would give them an extra star if I could!

Today we had a great experience and time at Heifer Station just outside of Orange. The wine tasting was very good, just the right amount of information without anything pretentious and best of all we were left alone with the wine we were tasting at the moment so we could relax and discuss it privately. Their wines are superb and well worth the visit. The wine tasting notes had a very humorous touch which made them even more interesting to read. We also had the cheese platter which was very generous with a great selection: goats cheese, aged cheddar and a Brie, almonds, figs and a delicious relish. We had a great chat with the manager, Chewy, giving us the history of the original shearing shed converted into their tasting room as well the original old Cobb & Co stables beside the shed. It is definitely a great place to go even with young kids as there is a huge outdoor area with farm animals and a sandpit full of toy diggers.

Completed a wine tasting with a large soccer crew. Staff were friendly , and accommodating. Had a wine tasting and got the cheese and children's platters which were super cute.

What a find! So glad we visited Heifers Station. Amazing whites and super welcoming staff (massive shout out to Holly!). This place is perfect for couples, groups, paw parents and kids. We’ll be back!

We had a wonderful experience at Heifer Station ( our second visit there). The wines were absolutely exceptional—each variety showcasing remarkable depth and character. The staff were incredibly friendly and knowledgeable, making the tasting experience both enjoyable and informative. The atmosphere was warm and welcoming, creating the perfect setting to savour each sip. Highly recommend for anyone looking to enjoy excellent wines and outstanding hospitality! Both Greg and Chewy were terrific hosts. Thanks. Bill & friends

The wine tasting at Heifer Station is a must when visiting Orange. The property is gorgeous and we loved visiting the animals on site after our tasting. Jordan was very knowledgeable, easy going and made the experience fun. Didn’t have the kids with us this trip but they would have loved the sandpit. Highly recommend.

An amazing winery! We went unfortunately on a very wet rainy day, but the staff made our experience so wonderful and warm with a hot fire place inside! Jordan took such great care of us, and was so knowledgeable on the wine region of Orange. Beautiful wines, and a surprisingly great house gin! We will definitely be back.

Good to those who enjoys nature and wants to do swimming as well❤️❤️ must to visit. Felt fresh amd refreshing. Child friendly environment as well.

A lovely place to relax, get your feet wet and meet friendly locals, both human and bird variety. Not too far out of Orange. Accessible and plenty of parking

Orange doesn’t have many destinations, so I end up coming here almost every week. This is the best spot! I love the view—it’s amazing and it’s free. No wonder people keep coming; it’s the perfect place to relax when you’re feeling tired.

Relaxing place to have a get together. It’s a great place to walk, run or rest. You can cross to the other side of the lake by walking on the Dam. Lovely spot. Toilets, BBQ, Kids playground available. Parking plenty

A great spot in the summer. Fast to get to and plenty of parking. Not crowed out. Swimming was great. Water was refreshing but not cold. Swim platforms are anchored a short distance off the beaches. There is clean sand and grass perfect for picnics. A kiosk is available for coffee, cold drinks, snacks and ice creams. The dam is perfect for swimming with the ducks.

Was so nice to find this lake. A little beach area on both sides of the lake. Everyone was there swimming, paddle boarding. Great walking area over the bridge and to the other side of the lake. Also a tea house was there. Had a good variety of choices of food and snacks.

Beautiful lake. When we visited it started raining so could not finish the walk. I saw people enjoyong BBQ and swim in the lake. Great play area for kids too.

Stunning views, plenty of walking/hiking tracks. The summit is a bit rough, but a must visit location of your in the area.

Great natural resource to visit near Orange. Multiple bushwalking options from short and flat to challenging. Toilet facilities at the summit. No dogs allowed though.

Great views, very peaceful, ample parking, very scenic.

Great views and walking tracks

the federal fall didn't have any water

So beautiful and calming

Australia at its finest.

The Orange botanic gardens are well set out, with wheelchair access. The trees' leaves are putting on a magnificent colour display for autumn. Not far up the road along the highway Molong a lovely art display on water tanks for our pleasure to enjoy.

Orange Botanic Gardens in NSW is a peaceful retreat, especially during autumn when the trees burst into brilliant shades of red, orange, and yellow. The crisp air, wandering ducks, and occasional bunnies make the visit even more delightful. A perfect place for a slow walk, family time, or quiet reflection.

A beautiful spot in Orange for a stroll. The frogs were out in abundance after the rain, early spring colour and the smells of the Australian bush wafting over the rolling hills. You get the idea. Well worth an hour to explore the different species of plants and environments.

Beautiful gardens which are very well maintained. We did a slow wander around the walking paths and followed the map available in a brochure available at the main gate entrance. Cherry blossom was in bloom when we were there two days ago.

I came in July - Winter. Beautiful grass covered in morning snow ❄️, decorated with trees and water. What a sight! Tons of free parking as well.

Excellent place to walk and get close to nature. Large walking path all the way around.

Great garden, plenty of parking, great park, good areas for food, plenty of bins, can easily take pram, dog friendly

Cook Park is an easy 10-minute walk west of the Orange CBD via Summer or Kite Streets. Cook Park embodies the seasonal colours of Orange all year round. Summer's arrival brings gardens of stunning and vibrant coloured roses. From February to April, hundreds of begonias bloom in the 'Blowes Conservatory', and in Spring, a burst of colour arrives with masses of tulips and daffodils. A great picnic spot as well with ample playing areas.

Beautiful park for a relaxing day out! The scenic walking paths wind through plenty of gorgeous spots, with lots to see along the way. There are toilets and plenty of rest areas, plus a great playground if you’ve got kids in tow. The highlight for me was the group of friendly ducks who decided to follow me for part of the walk, absolute charmers! A lovely place to spend an afternoon.

Beautiful. Such an evocative old world type of park. Interesting old aviary. The greenhouse area unfortunately was closed

Beautiful park with huge trees, a duck pond, plenty of seating and gorgeous shrubs

Large park with lots of seating. A pond with ducks even, huge trees to marvel at also Flowers in winter mode but one can see potential. Greenhouses not in operation. Handy arts and craft store. Purchased a phone/ipad style mount. Works a treat. Enjoyable stop with walk around. Lots of street parking mid afternoon. Bit cool this time of the year but nonetheless worth the effort.

This is a historical park here in Orange and is a must visit. I will be returning many times as the park and its beauty changes daily. There is so much wonder and history to enjoy and be amazed by . Orange is known for its seasons, and this park is a fabulous place to partake and enjoy nature in all its glory. Add this to your daily walks or at least a weekly visit as this garden awakes from its winter slumber.

One of the best spots in Orange! Beautiful gardens, peaceful atmosphere, and perfect for a relaxing stroll or picnic. Always a favourite.

This is the best local information centre I’ve been to. It’s more like a museum and gallery. The collection shows the rich history of Hill End and the technology tastefully brings it all to life. There’s something for all ages. Once you’re done head next door for a coffee at the cosy General Store.

Absolutely loved All hill end had to offer sooo beautiful and rich in history cant wait to go back

Terrific worth a look

What a wonderful, well thought out heritage centre. So much rich history and stories preserved for future generations. Well done!

Great place with alot of history in one spot, the owners have done a great job with so many artefacts on display. We will be back. And the kids loved it. The venue does not have eftpos facilities.

A very good star from Hill End Heritage Centre when you visit Hill End.

Good day out for looking around heritage areas. Pub with drinks or Cafe for tea or coffee

Thanks Malcolm Drinkwater for your amazing 50 year service as curator and living legend. "intriguing view into the past and a pan for the future".

Really cool experience, the mines were stunning! It felt like if you were a gold miner in the 1800s! The ladders at the end of the mine were a bit sketchy, but I was more focused on how amazing everything was! The museum I personally didn't find that interesting, some parts were cool but I really wanted to just move through to the mines. HEADS UP IF YOU GO HERE!! They don't take card! Make sure to bring cash with you, $10 pp... If you forget cash then you have to drive 5 minutes into the hill end town and bank transfer at the "hill end general store" so bring cash! Also there was literally no one there at opening (10:00am)

For my two Minecraft loving son's - they wanted to visit the mine!!! And it didn't dissapoint. The museum is thorough and extensive and really interesting, but the underground mine is a really wonderful experience, we went through three times and climbed the scary exit ladders! Great fun for everyone, no matter your speed or interest.

We recently had the pleasure of experiencing an unexpected surprise visit to History Hill which turned out to be a fascinating journey through Australian and Gold history, even incorporating some Chinese aspects. The museum was a treasure trove of artifacts, exhibits, displays and rooms showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the region. The museum also had an extensive collection of gold nuggets, coins, and other artifacts, highlighting the importance of gold in shaping Australia's economy and history. The exhibits provided a fascinating insight into the lives of the prospectors and the impact that the gold rush had on the Australian landscape and economy. The museum had several exhibits that showcased the contributions of the Chinese miners, including their innovative mining techniques and their cultural traditions. It was eye-opening to see how the Chinese culture had influenced the development of the mining industry in Australia, and how they had adapted to life in a new and unfamiliar land. Our unexpected visit to this local museum was an unforgettable experience. I was impressed by the breadth and depth of the exhibits, and the interactive displays made the history come alive. We highly recommend this museum to anyone interested in Australian history, mining, or just looking for a fascinating and educational day out. Although it is looking a bit tired and dated, it is well worth going! But remember TAKE CASH! $10 per adult! But absolutely worth it! Seriously though, take cash. The whole town operates on cash (or gold if you're lucky enough to find it!).

Cash only to get in, just to warn you. But there is an amazing amount of history in there. From old guns, to mining equipment, to old Christening gowns. Plus the mine itself. Definitely recommend, incredible value for the price of entry.

So much history packed into a nicely curated museum. I love reading all the notes the owner left in each display. It likes going back in time. The place is well-maintained and thank you for preserving the history of the area. The 7 ladder climb is so much fun, everyone should give this place a go. Hill End township is lovely with so many kangaroos. Highly recommend for anyone visiting NSW west center.

We recently had the opportunity to visit and we were not disappointed. We were amazed at how many items were held in the Museum and an incredibly affordable entry fee too! Exploring the mine was fascinating and the welcome we received when we arrived was great! It's certainly worth the visit!

Exceptional. As an European, I usually don’t like light red wines, as they are too watery and tasteless for me, but each of Anullong Wines was very good and really tasty. We ended up buying the red six pack. Tricia’s customer service and knowledge about the wines was excellent.

Fantastic price for the wine tasting that has not been beat by any other places we visited. Staff was friendly and really helpful. Wine was awesome, our most favorite was Pinot Noir and Harriet. Sagrantino came with awesome biscuits, highly recommend to try the combo.

Great cellar door! Delicious wines! 😋 Lovely old building. Real wood fire 🔥😍♥️ we were last tasting for the day, Kate was very generous with her time, very down to earth and very hospitable. Only problem we had was we couldn't decide which wines and bubbles we liked the most so ended up buying a mixed dozen (which isn't recommended space wise when in a tight campervan)! 🤣 Loved the experience and highly recommend!! 👍

We visited Angullong yesterday and it’s become one of my favourite wineries in Orange region. All the wines we tasted were amazing and the hospitality was exceptional. We enjoyed learning about the family history as much as the wine. Highly recommend and would love to come back soon!

We recently visited Angullong wines as a group of 8. The two wonderful ladies were amazing. We thoroughly enjoyed our experience here, the wines were simply amazing and they were thorough with the tasting. We would recommend them 10 times over. If you are visiting the orange region, you must visit Angullong.

Spent a few days in Millthorpe and had a wonderful wine tasting experience at the Angullong cellar door. Kate was a brilliant host and the wines were excellent. Their newly released Marsanne was a standout for us.

We loved the wine tasting at Angullong. Shayne looked after us and she is so Knowledgeable and charming (she even remembered us from months before). Make sure you book online and have plenty of time for tasting. They are so generous here and there are about 20 wines to try. I especially loved their reserve Shiraz, late harvest Riesling and Pinot Grigio (and walked away with a number of the reserve and late harvest - I still have last year's Pinot Grigio). They have all price and palate points covered, I highly recommend going to angullong.

Best place we visited near Bathurst! A fantastic place with so much to look at. We had a good talk to the owner as well which made it even more interesting. He tells us that they will be opening the basement level with the kitchens very soon. I’d be delighted to go back.

A timeless gem in Bathurst! Abercrombie House is one of those places that completely transports you to another era. From the moment I stepped onto the grounds, I could feel the history and character of this magnificent 19th-century mansion. The Scottish Baronial-style architecture is stunning. Every gable, tower and stone detail tells a story. We were blown away by how beautifully the Morgan family has preserved the estate since the 1960s. The rooms are filled with antiques, period furniture, and little touches that make you imagine what life was like here over a century ago. The gardens and surrounding grounds are lovely, peaceful, green, and perfect for a slow stroll or photo moment. I can tell this place is looked after with real care and passion. Whether you’re into architecture, history, or just want a relaxing and memorable outing in Bathurst, Abercrombie House is an absolute must-visit.

A beautifully preserved house with a lovely collection of antique and historical items. It offers a charming glimpse into the past and is definitely worth a visit. We even spotted a beautiful peacock and two friendly cats during our visit — a delightful surprise that added to the charm of the place!

An absolute must see! Had a great day out visiting Abercrombie House, lots of history and great coffee on site. Highly recommended!

Most interesting place we visited around Bathurst. Will be even bone, since we were speaking to the owner and he said that the basement level - all the kitchens and associated - have been cleaned up and will be opened up, and probably are by now…

A beautiful house in Bathurst being restored by a passionate couple. Some rooms haven't been done yet but most have & they're lovely. The more people who visit means more work can be done! Worth a visit & a stroll around the grounds to meet the resident peacocks & see the vintage car collection.

Beautiful house with so much history, so glad we went definitely recommend a visit

A wonderful little gem of a museum! Pun fully intended. We came with our kids on a weekday during school hours and it was pretty quiet. We had lots of space to explore the beautiful old rooms filled with spectacular mineral and fossil specimens. The displays are laid out with great visual appeal and well written educational information. We greatly appreciated the hands-on experiences for small children especially the microscope and dinosaur toys. Also the picnic table in the courtyard for a bit of morning tea before we entered. Staff were friendly and helpful, bathrooms clean and well maintained. Overall a lovely experience. I would recommend about 1.5-2 hours.

Wealth of history living in this cozy and compact museum! Awe inspiring displayed of collections around the country and globe! Quite a fascinating place where kids/adults in fact all ages people can learn about the past. We spent quite a long time inside the museum and learned a lot! Every pieces of collection has its own unique history and features. A must visit place for everyone! Highly recommended.

Such a great museum with permanent fossil / mineral displays and other cool temporary exhibitions. The staff are friendly, knowledgeable and clearly love this place. Shout out to the descriptions of tumble rocks and crystals at the gift shop, factual and science-based instead of wishy washy energetic 'benefit'.

A fascinating variety of minerals despite the small size, they had an engaging perioidic table and how they excavate the minerals, perfect for primary school aged kids.

Loved this museum! Our grandsons loved the T-rex skeleton (they were huge!), the fossils and the insects and animals in amber. I loved the displays connecting the periodic table to modern living; they are an inspired way to show how these minerals are used today. The mineral displays were beautifully presented with good information.

Very modern and interactive museum specifically tailored for kids. Stunningly set in an old church. The T-Rex skeleton was fantastic, and so many things to touch and feel, and history of the earth video was great. Only a few small rooms here though, and an hour is enough. Definately worth a visit though.

Very nice small museum. It's small but it has more than enough exhibit to satisfy ones curiosity.

A true icon and amazing destination for not only car racing fans. The views are beautiful, especially on a clear winter morning with the low cloud across parts of the town. Everyone you speak to on the mountain has a smile on their face. The walk is awesome and a great heart starter before jumping back in the car for a 3 hour drive. Thoroughly recommend the visit.

One of the all time greatest experiences of a life time. All fans of motorsport need to go to Mt Panorama, Bathurst at least once in your life. Awesome!

Finally made it to Mount Panorama, and wow, what an experience! Even when there’s no race on, just driving the circuit at normal speed gives you chills. The elevation changes, the sharp turns, the views over Bathurst… it’s unreal to imagine the pros flying through it at full speed. I stopped a few times to take in the scenery and honestly, every corner has history written all over it. The National Motor Racing Museum nearby is also worth the visit. So much passion and heritage packed into one place. Whether you’re into motorsport or just love a scenic drive with serious Aussie character, Mount Panorama is a must-visit. I left with a full heart, a phone full of photos, and a huge smile. Can’t wait to go back! 🏁🇦🇺

It was interesting to have a look at the track and get an idea of what it's like to drive around. Speed limit is 60 can't imagine the speed the drivers do and in terrible weather conditions like this year. They are crazy or very brave

Nice track to drive for a taste of the car race even at 60km/h. The view at top of the mountain is wonderful

The vintage motor car museum collection was really nice to see. The beautifully preserved cars and classic designs made it an enjoyable and nostalgic experience.

Ita the best place ever. Bathurst 1000 is the greatest event.

A pretty museum with a great collection of vintage cars and bikes. Nicely maintained and perfect for anyone who enjoys classic vehicles and a bit of history. Worth a visit if you’re in the area!

Cheap entry and very approachable staff. Great place to visit for the diehard motorsports fan. Has everything from motorbikes to full blown championship winning cars. Lots of history all contained within the 4 walls. Highly recommend

Pretty cool spot. Really cool museum experience as you almost feel like you've stepped back in time. Walking past the cars you get flashbacks of seeing those very vehicle in races.

If you love motor sports then you will love the national motor racing museum. A wide range of racing memorabilia from past races to current. The whole place is well kept and clean and easy to navigate around for sll

A must-visit for every motorsport enthusiast! The collection beautifully captures Australia’s rich racing history. The views of Mount Panorama add to the thrill

We absolutely loved our visit to the National Motor Racing Museum in Bathurst. The exhibits are excellent, covering a rich history of Australian motorsport with iconic cars and memorabilia. The staff were incredibly knowledgeable and passionate, which made the experience even better. There was no waiting time, allowing us to explore at our own pace. Whether you're a serious fan or just curious about racing history, this museum is a fascinating and well-presented experience. Highly recommended! #visitaustraliaash #nationalmotorracingmuseum #ashfootprints #bathurst #nsw #australia #visitsrilanka #srilankaelle

Dropped in to have a look and, though I'm not much into motor sport, it was pretty interesting. Great collection of cars and bikes. Interesting stories about the cars.

Location: nice quiet location about 10-15 minutes drive from Oberon (watch out for kangaroos/wombats/rabbits if driving at dusk/dawn/evening). Oberon has supermarkets, a few restaurants/bistros etc. so is convenient if you need to buy any essentials,etc. Service: excellent - Pauline is a wonderful host who loves her animals and maintains a very well kept farm. Given it was winter she had the fire going before we even arrived. Make sure the family listens to her instructions (for safety, etc.). Pauline has taken a number of animals in which she has brought up since birth and she has a great connection with them and a real care for animal welfare. Rooms: very well kept by Pauline and her family. We had a 2 bedder and there was spare firewood ready to go and warm blankets and spare pillows etc. Kitchen has everything you need for cooking - tea, coffee, sugar and even a packet of Oreos were there as well as a large 10L water container (water is rain water so will need to otherwise boil). Note, no wifi but phone reception on every reception is perfectly fine (although it is a perfect spot to just disconnect). Room also had a large TV. Must Do’s: - horse riding: excellent for kids, etc. horses are very well kept and we saw a large mob of kangaroos up close. Kids really loved the horse ride and will be back to do the longer one. Listen to Pauline on how to guide the horses and you will be fine. - buggy ride: led by Pauline this was brilliant and kids loved this. Get to see the entire farm up close. - farm tour: this was awesome and felt like a safari with animals sticking their heads in for food. Took a wonderful video of the horses running elegantly beside/behind us (unfortunately cannot upload into review). - stargazing - so dark and clear in the night sky (make sure you get a stargazing app) - warming up in front of the fire Animals: large number of very elegant and beautiful horses, cows, sheep, goats (including Jake the goat who thought it was a sheep), emus, camels, pony (which likes being around the emus), Gingie the cat, alpacas, and the dogs Red and Bear (white dog which is very photogenic and roams around the farm) - they are very timid and lovely dogs welcoming all guests (Bear does like a tummy rub) and a large charming pig (just needs to be left alone given previous poor treatment from some guests). Pauline also has stories about each of the animals. What you need/recommendations to bring: - a love of animals - willingness to listen to Pauline’s instructions around farm/animals - food to cook (can also eat at Oberon which is not far away). - Toiletries (body wash, shampoo, etc.) - Go Pro (unfortunately forgot this but make sure you have particularly for the horse ride). - Phone lanyard (for photos). - SLR camera (phone camera probably does not give the beauty of the farm justice). - warm clothes (if in winter/chilly mornings). - if you have an EV car make sure you have a charging cable for chargers at Oberon (otherwise Bathurst is closest for chargers with cables). Overall it was a wonderful experience and a nice place to just get away from the city.

We stayed two nights over the long weekend in the two bedroom cabin. It was a beautiful experience for our family of five. The cabin was comfortable and simple. My daughter and I did two horse trail rides and loved it. We all did the buggy ride which was great fun, especially for my 12 year old sons. Pauline is very friendly, informative, hard working and safety conscious.

We booked a farm safari last minute for our group of 6 and we absolutely loved it! Michael and Kris were so sweet and helpful in answering all our animals questions and overcoming some of our camel fears (turned out Dixie and Delilah were the most gentle). The rescue animals are so well looked after by Pauline and team. We highly recommend the experience 10/10 ✨

My family and I just love visiting the farm. I absolutely recommend this beautiful property to everyone. I can’t keep my daughter away from there actually. This place has really changed my Daughters life in so many ways. The love she has for the horses is really something beautiful to see. The owner Pauline is a remarkable woman and she makes us feel so welcome. My Daughter definitely has a new role model in Pauline. We will always be back.

Had a really lovely experience doing a trail ride today. You can tell that the horses are well loved and cared for which makes the experience so much more special. Pauline was so kind, welcoming and shared her vast expanse of knowledge with us. We got to see camels, emus, goats, sheep, a pig, plus more. Absolutely magical and definitely coming back for a longer stay! Thank you Pauline!

Wonderful place to visit with lots of different animals. We are happy to stay there for 2 nights and enjoyed it a lot. Very happy to meet owner Pauline and had her taking us to horse riding and farm tour. She is very kind that she rescued different animals and help them grow in the farm. Highly recommend. It is not only for kids, we and my parents also enjoyed it a lot. (Fireplace at night and gorgeous star night is a plus :D )

My son & myself love this place so much. The cottage is nice and clean. It has everything you need during the stay. The activities we joined were great too, especially the horse riding. I never like to ride on a horse last time but now my view totally changed, instruction told was clear & the host will make sure everything is fine & safe before we set off. I feel good & really enjoy it this time. The farm is well maintenance and the farm pets are all loveable. And of course, the host - Pauline. She is friendly & responsive. She never failed to reply my queries every time👍🏻👍🏻. The only downside was we are unable to stay longer ☹️ Thanks, Pauline for making our short stay so memorable 😘

Stunning spot, lovely hars working owners & staff. We enjoyed the 7 wines tasting option and a lovely lunch. We took home a case of the Tempranillo which was outstanding and 3 bottles of the Red Muscat Sticky, which were also exceptional: Christmas plum pudding vibes. We will be back ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

After searching through several venue alternatives for my daughter’s 40th birthday lunch, I settled on Lake George Winery and so very pleased I did! The staff and management were awesome. The food and wine was first class. The venue had a great atmosphere with plenty of room. The open fire setting setting and winter scape were just as they should be. Thank you to all for making my daughters day such a memorable one.

One of the best wineries in NSW! My mum and I did the $10 wine tasting and absolutely loved it. Our server, Theo was super friendly and knowledgeable. He guided us through each wine with great care and made the experience even more enjoyable. We also ordered the garlic bread, which was delicious and paired surprisingly well with the wines. Our standout favourite was the dessert wine which we couldn’t leave without buying two bottles. We’ll definitely be back and highly recommend this winery to anyone visiting the area.

Lake George Winery was the perfect wedding venue. The stunning vineyard views and the wine cellar created a beautiful atmosphere that wowed everyone. Shelly and Simon were fantastic throughout the whole planning process, and accommodated every request. We can not thank all the staff enough for how well the day ran. The wine was exceptional, the service top-notch, and the entire day felt like a dream. We couldn’t have asked for a better experience—highly recommend this venue for anyone looking for a wedding location!

This place is fantastic 👌 👏I hired the dome and attended with family for a pre Mother's Day lunch. It was private and cosy with the heater to keep us warm and even on a dreary rainy and cold day, we all thoroughly enjoyed our delicious lunch and wine tasting surrounded by the beautiful vineyard. All the staff were very friendly, attentive and professional making sure our dining experience was a memorable one. I highly recommend visiting Lake George Winery and hiring the dome for somewhere different to enjoy a delicious meal with a unique experience. I will definitely be back with friends and family in the future 😊

A hidden gem of warmth and wine. The team made us feel right at home, turning our visit into a truly memorable experience.

Stopped in for lunch and was convinced to do a wine tasting. What a great experience, beautiful award wining wines and spectacular food. Simons wine knowledge and knowledge of the area was impeccable. Highly recommend dropping in, we were pleasantly surprised and I’m sure you will be too.

Had a fantastic experience with Arran leading our wine tasting. I had always meant to stop in when driving through to Canberra and am very glad we did. Can see why Lerida is included in the Top Wineries as published by The Real Review. We’ll be back. Thank you for your hospitality. Delicious wine!! 🥂🥂

This charming restaurant is set above the vineyard and is really interesting, great vibe, with wine barrels around the walls. The service is terrific and the food outstanding. We had garlic bread, then, Mains: pork belly, barramundi and seafood spaghetti. Desserts: panna cotta, crepes, raspberry & chocolate mousse cake and coffee plus one had, and loved, the Lerida Shiraz . It was a cool spring day and chilly even with heaters going so dress warmly if the temperature is under 20. Layers, people! But honestly, it was terrific. We celebrated a 50th birthday there in style and the view from the restaurant and shop/tasting area, near Lake George, is stunning. Looking forward to our next visit.

Stopped for lunch at this winery and had a great experience! The food was delicious, and the location was super easy to access from the highway. While there’s a more formal indoor restaurant, we enjoyed the spacious outdoor area, which was perfect for us and our dog. The staff even brought out water for our dog. Highly recommend!

They have the best wine. Their red wine is amazing❤️‍🔥. I go there all the time. I drive 40 minutes to drink their wine. The place is beautiful, the service is excellent, and the staff are very respectful. I highly recommend going. Don't miss it. Even if you don't drink wine, the place has a great atmosphere. You'll feel like you're in an old Irish wine pub. It's like the one from Peaky Blinders. 😅 I love this place. You can explore the vineyards and how the wine is made. It's such a beautiful place. And don't forget to taste their coffee too.❤️🙏

Been here twice now and loved it both times. Nice little quiet spot to stop at on the way to and from Jindabyne. Tucked away, and worth the exploration to get there. We had a lovely spread of cheeses and meats, amongst other things. Plus a nice glass of wine made there, paired perfectly. Very cosy, and pretty with a view of the vineyards. Highly recommend 👍🏻

A delicious lunch stop. The half charcuterie board was perfect as we did not want a big meal. Beautifully proportioned for the meat eater and the vegetarian. The reisling was yummy. And the consistency was impressive as the espresso to finish with was really good.

Driven past there countless times to or from Canberra and finally made the stop for wine tasting and a light lunch and loved it. Weather was warm enough to sit outside in the courtyard overlooking pinot noir vines and Lake George was very picturesque. 2 ranges of wines their value Estate range and their higher end Cullerin with deals if you buy certain quantity. Good menu for grazing or full lunch. Worth the stop.

Welcome to “Australia’s Statue of Liberty.” You’ve seen the Pyramids and the Eiffel Tower, but nothing prepares you for the majesty of The Big Merino. It’s a giant concrete sheep, complete with a wool museum and a gift shop, and yes. Seriously definitely worth a visit if you’re in the area.

Stopped on our way to Geelong. Impressive statue. Took some snaps, had breakfast at Trappers Bakery, fuelled up and continued with the journey. Plenty of parking and other restaurants nearby. If you are planning a trip between NSW and Victoria make this place as your pit stop.

This exquisite gift shop boasts an extensive selection of items, particularly focussing on high-quality woollen garments and accessories. The shop’s commitment to Australian-made products is commendable, providing an ideal platform to procure distinctive souvenirs. The staff’s exceptional kindness and helpfulness were evident throughout my visit. While searching for a specific dog coat, I was delighted to discover the Digeridoona line. The staff kindly suggested that I bring my dog into the shop for a fitting, which proved to be a valuable assistance, especially considering the chilly winds of Goulburn outside.

Great place to stop and relax with many shops around. It was a busy corner with the traffic coming in and out from the petrol station. The Big Merino Gift Shop had a nice collection of woollen clothes, souvenirs and hand made items.

The Big Ram is truly one of a kind such a unique piece of work that you can’t help but stop and admire! It’s not just the impressive size and craftsmanship that make it special, but the whole experience around it. The location is super convenient, with a bakery for a fresh bite, a servo nearby for a quick fuel stop and even a Maccas right there if you’re after something familiar. Don’t miss the amazing gift shop — it’s packed with quality souvenirs that really capture the spirit of the place. Whether you’re just passing through or making it a special trip, the Big Ram is well worth the visit! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ A Must-See Aussie Icon!

It is a good place to stop and get some food and coffee. There is a huge statue of sheep, a tourist attraction. There is a gift shop adjacent to the sheep statue. The prices at this shop are a bit higher than normal. It also has a variety of jams and honey. Parking is not a problem. You can have a picture around the statue.

Love this place and big ram I like to park my car near rams balls just to compare how smoke my car is

Stopped by Belmore Park while visiting the court nearby. It’s a beautiful, historic park with well-maintained gardens, vibrant flower beds, and a stunning old tree that adds to its charm. The park also has a lovely water fountain and a great playground for kids. A peaceful spot to relax and take in a bit of Goulburn’s history!

Awesome park. Well maintained and reminds me of most parks in Country towns and many city parks before the developera moved in the council's decides they couldn't be bothered maintaining them.

This photograph captures a beautiful, tranquil park setting, likely centered around a War Memorial. The statue, standing atop a dignified pedestal, is the clear focal point, surrounded by well-manicured garden beds and a low fence. ​The scene is dominated by the vibrant, lush green foliage of the large, mature trees that frame the memorial, providing a striking contrast to the bright blue sky dotted with soft white clouds. The intense colors suggest a clear, sunny day, making the stone of the memorial stand out beautifully. ​In the foreground, there are neat rows of freshly planted flowers, signifying care and respect for the grounds. Overall, the place exudes a sense of peace, history, and civic pride. It's a lovely spot for quiet contemplation and appreciation of the local heritage. ​Would you like me to focus on a particular element of the photo, like the memorial's design or the surrounding greenery, in a different style of description?

This is surrounded by a beautiful view and fresh air. Perfect place to jog & enjoy the scenic beauty at the same time

Belmore Park is absolutely beautiful. Whether you want to walk through the park and look at the lovely flowers beds, just sit in the shade and read a book or watch the world go by Belmore Park is the place to go. Kids love the playground area and it's very popular with families.

This is a beautiful park in the heart of Goulburn. Great place to stop for a picnic as one is driving from Sydney to Gundagai. Beautiful roses, shady. Just a lovely resting or stopping place. Cafe across the street, historical court house across the street on Montague. Plenty of parking.

A very cute and lively green park in the middle of Goulburn. Its flowers beds are filled with tiny cute flowers. Huge trees provide shades to picnic goers. Picnic tables and amenities available. Kids play ground, Arboretum and toilet facilities good.

Called in for information about the town. Too much explanation. A map was obtained and we headed off to explore.

Goulburn Visitor Centre is a great place to go if you are needing any information of things to do & see in Goulburn. The Visitor Centre building is surrounded by beautiful gardens with many roses in flower, plants flowering & gorgeous trees. There is plenty of parking available (FREE), including electric car charging stations. The Visitor Centre is located across the road from Goulburn’s iconic park, Belmore Park, The Soldiers Club (100 yrs old in 2022), The Workers Club, restaurants, cafes & shopping centres. Goulburn is full of old homesteads, heritage listed buildings, original houses with original facades, beautiful gardens blooming with lavender, roses, ivy & magnificent trees. Goulburn is a beautiful place to explore, walk or drive around, soooo many great buildings & houses to look at.

The place is really boring the staff is always on they're phone and there is no there also some really useless stuff so don't recommend.

Wonderful Staff, Very friendly and Courteous. You can even Park your Motorhome, Caravan as long as you are Self Sufficient. Maximum stay 48 Hrs. Will definitely recommend this Town.

Information centre was closed when we arrived, however has helpful information outside and is nicely presented. Close to the Tesla super chargers, a park and other stores.

Very helpful staff. Took their time with us and even allowed us to unhitch our van behind their information centre which allowed us to easily travel around town and look at the sights, including the Rocky Hill War Memorial which would not have been accessible with the van towing behind.

What a lovely pleasant visit..very friendly helpful staff who even suggested we could camp out back of centre..which we did..be aware rail line is right next to it...Soldiers club and park across roaf..and walking distance to shops....

An interesting war memorial and museum. Before coming here, we did not know at all that there were soldiers from Goulburn who contributed and risked their lives for several wars that happened throughout history. Unfortunately, the museum was closed when we came on Thursday (their opening days are weird). Also, the memorial tower was on renovation. There is a scenic lookout that overlooks the Goulburn city, it was pretty beautiful. There is a picnic bench and I think we saw a walking track as well. We did not stay until sunset hour, but I bet the view of the sunset would be stunning from up here.

Great war memorial in the Goulburn Hills. Stairs to the top are adorned with information boards. Awesome views from the top. Parking is plentiful as well as mobility parking. Beware of snakes signs on display. A museum is on-site as well.

Beautiful views of Goulburn township and the surrounding hills. The tower is open again after being closed for a few months, there are a few flights of stairs to get to the top but it's worth it ! The adjacent war museum was great too.

This is a very good memorial and unusual being a tower with a great view from the top and contains interesting photos and a grand Marble Honor Roll. There is also a museum and Heritage Cottage on the same site well worth visiting with a gift shop. Well worth the donation suggested for entry.

What a great place to learn our history and to give respect for our fallen hero's. Free entry with great things to look at and read. Take your time and walk up to the top of the memorial tower great views of Goulburn

Very nice everlasting memories of martyrs of war heroes. We bow my head down. Salute to the invisible but visible in the hearts. 💖

Such a beautiful reflective place to visit. Wonderful to see the acknowledgement of Palestine and Gaza connections with our ANZACS. Must visit when driving through

Hidden little gem with it's own distillery. Tour of the distillery and tasting was quite interesting. Staff/owners were lovely and knowledgable. They brew there own scotch, gin, ouzo and have there twist on a beautiful port. I purchased the port and ouzo to drink straight even tho I'm not an ouzo drinker. Scotch will be purchased when its restocked. Self guided tour of the heritage listed site was great fun and interesting to do with my son. Would be good to see guided tours down the track but that costs big dollars to set up and run. 1300 people lived her back in the early 1800's, mostly Welsh as they knew how to mine. Definitely worth a visit if you like to explore, alcohol tasting or understand a little of our heritage. Enjoy :)

A great tour and well priced. Cant wait for the self guided version (hopefully in a couple of years). A lot to see and great work on conserving some of the buildings 👌. The tours only run a few times a year at present so get on their mailing list for notifications about when they are on. The distillery is open most weekends though and the cafe so still worth a visit

Highly recommend to visit. They have their own distillery with awesome Gins, Whiskey and Bourbon made on site. The Ghost town and it's ruins are well worth looking at. The history is amazing

Been told the tour open once a month, nice place to get knowledge about distillery as well.

Amazing place. A true hidden gem. Awesome whisky and great hosts!

A very interesting place to visit. The guide we had was very friendly and informative. Well worth the visit. (They also have their own distillery. The tasting session after the tour was an added bonus)

Absolutely fantastic. Thank you Kate, for your friendly service and sharing your great knowledge about the southern highlands, you made it a great day out enjoyed by all, lunch was heavenly. Highly recommend Grape Escape it will not disappoint.

The Grape Escape team always deliver a fun filled and professionally run tour for every group. It is always a pleasure to host them at our cellar door and winery in the Southern Highlands

Nice relaxed, very enjoyable day. Kate from the grape escape organises everything, and is friendly and warm, a great day out.

Grate day out fun friendly adventure we will be back again thanks Kate

Great friendly Service! Beautiful wine!!

This is a seasonal garden, it depends on the time of year you visit as to what you will see. It's very impressive to see the owners vision of garden rooms, hedges , paths, arbours and plenty more. Hard to believe it was a blank canvas when he started in 1992 . It's quaint and beckons you into every corner of the garden. I look forward to returning in the spring. A delightful little gift shop in one of the rooms in the historic cottage too. Parking is in the side street off the highway.

My husband and I visited the gardens today for our first anniversary. We met the owner, Ali, who was so lovely and saved our bacon by loaning us some umbrellas! Even though it was a rainy winter's day, this place is just beautiful. We spent an hour here just exploring and soaking it all up (literally). I don't think a 'bad' day exists in this little corner of heaven. We can't wait to come back for every season!

Located at 7480 Illawarra Highway, Sutton Forest, New South Wales, Australia 🇦🇺 This was a really lovely spot to visit. The statues situated around the garden really made the visit more enjoyable because most of the flowers 🌷 were not in bloom which is tea disappointing. It would have been nice to see the garden when there was more colour. The first thing you see is the beautiful 1820’s cottage which leads into the gardens. There’s several benches situated around the garden to relax and enjoy your surroundings. The cottage has a small gift shop also. Parking 🅿️ is not the best. There’s limited parking in the next street closest to the entrance but you have to walk along the busy highway to get to the entrance. We did have a member of the group with a walker and found some areas hard to push her walker. It’s not very accessible for people with mobility difficulties. I would definitely recommend visiting during the spring to experience the full benefits of the flowers blooming. But we still had a great time. Thumbs up!! 👍 👍👍

Beautiful garden to wander around and get ideas. Autumn is a brilliant time to visit, but each season would have its unique beauty.

Amazing gardens, which appear to have a range of seasonal flora. This means it's very likely worth going at different times of the year to see different things. Didn't spot any of the red cows that are apparently hidden about the place, but I still had a great time and took a *lot* of photos (only some of which I've posted here).

We went to see this year's Tulip Time Festival yesterday and decided to travel a bit further to see this garden due to its good Google reviews. We were not disappointed. This lovely garden has the seasonal tulips as well as many other flowers and plants. It is almost flat with easy walkways, but not wheelchair friendly though.

Lovely place to explore. Great location, parking is limited but that's to be expected for a privately held garden. Honestly it is such a nice place to rediscover why weekend's can be magical. Will undoubtedly visit many more times in the future. Kind regards

A hidden gem! Despite the steep steps and long walk to reach the bottom, it’s worth the effort. Highly recommend it to anyone who loves waterfalls.

Lovely waterfall, tough climb down and up again but worth it in my opinion. We did it with 2x 9 year olds, 2x 12 year Olds with some complaints but not too bad. Allow more time than they say for the walk if you're old or with kids.

Awesome trek to the bottom of fairy bower falls today , great spot

Absolutely beautiful falls and worth the walk. The view from the viewing platform over the falls is breathtaking. Lots of interesting vegetation (ferns, flowering shrubs, wattle) and bird life in the area. Highly recommended. Notes - You need to park at the specific Fairy Bower Falls Carpark to have the shortest possible walk down to the falls. We parked at the separate carpark for the Fairy Bower Falls Walk. This is also a very nice walk - we saw two big waterfalls on the way down - but quite a bit harder. Either way the walk is steep (rocks, stone steps, actual stairs) and slippery in places especially after rain. You will need to cross a wide but shallow stream to get to the falls lookout. We did not walk all the way to the bottom of the falls so can't comment on what that section of the walk is like. Wear hiking boots and sensible clothing and bring a water bottle.

Around 600m hike. The route is pretty steep & rough but well worth it.

Beautiful trail, a bit wet, mossy and muddy in some sections. I would recommend walking poles. I didn’t see anyone else on the track. I allowed 2.5 hours and stopped along the way to just watch. I saw a peacock which was stunning. I wish I took my bathers for an ice plunge in the pool at the falls.

Beautiful hike. Lots of steps. I didn’t go the last leg down because I had people waiting for me. The slope is sometimes steep. Be prepared to use your hands !