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9 Things to do in Walcha That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Walcha, Australia including Mummel Gulf National Park, Antipodean Tynker, Apsley Falls, Tia Falls, Walcha Visitor Information Centre, Walcha's Open Air Gallery of sculptures and artworks, Green Gully Walk, Nat Buchanan's Grave, Stockyard Creek Rest Area.
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1. Mummel Gulf National Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By 993anitat - Forster, Australia
As you can see from the previous reviews we just love this place. We took friends there on our way through to show them the lovely National Park and to our great delight found that New Country Swamp was full of water. A park ranger dropped and he said that he hadn’t seen it like that for about 14 years. The bird life was amazing and it was great to see water running from the highland swamp down into Mummel Gulf. The Mummel River forms part of the headwaters of the Manning River. Just on a short note the Oxley Highway is closed at the moment due to landslides as is Enfield Forest Road. We found this out and had to make a 3 hour detour via Nowendoc to then proceed down to the coast.
2. Antipodean Tynker
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Bespoke Motorcycles - Handmade Engines. Steampunk Sculptures - Curious Gadgetry. Trinket Boxes & Jewellery. Open by Appointment
3. Apsley Falls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 118 reviews
Reviewed By CodyMav - Gold Coast, Australia
A short 1km off the Oxley Hwy, drive through the arch to a variety of car parks, that lead to numerous lookouts and walks, including across a suspension bridge
4. Tia Falls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By 134martind - Bonny Hills, Australia
Just 10 minutes off the highway, Tia Falls are spectacular. The 5-10 minute mostly level walk from the carpark takes you to a wonderful viewing platform where you can see the entire multi-tier waterfall. We definitely recommend walking the 150 metres beyond the viewing platform to look out and down upon the gorge. Back at the carpark are excellent free BBQ’s, picnic tables and a clean public toilet. Totally worth the visit.
5. Walcha Visitor Information Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 31 reviews
The Walcha Visitor Information Centre is open seven days a week, staffed with friendly informative staff during the week and volunteers on weekends and public holidays (only closed if unable to staff however, rarely closed). The Walcha Visitor Information Centre often receives comments and compliments on the service received, as well as the quantity of maps and information available to the customer. Walcha Visitor Information Centre offers FREE Loan-a-Bikes to visitors to discover the town. The Centre stocks brochures for surrounding areas and local brochures for the National Parks, Open Air Gallery, Pioneer Cottage and Museum, Walking Tour of Historical Buildings, Walcha Fishing Brochure, local Scenic Drives, Langford Homestead, local accommodation and eateries and much more. Walcha offers great cafes, pubs and accommodation options, as well as art galleries, and antiques, craft and boutique stores. Walcha is located in the New England High Country, in northern NSW, on the cross roads of the Thunderbolts Way and Oxley Highway.
6. Walcha's Open Air Gallery of sculptures and artworks
7. Green Gully Walk
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By daveb-au - Sydney, Australia
We had a great time on this walk and would definitely recommend. Having said this, we also did find it pretty challenging! We are a group in our 50's and regular walkers and did the track in late Feb. The first day is a great warm up, finishing at Birds Nest Hut - all the huts are very comfortable with chairs and camp stretchers for sleeping, although they are pretty small so would be cozy for a party of 6 . We did find a lot of mice so be sure to secure your food and hand it up (not sure if this is a seasonal issue?). Be sure to take plenty of water on the second day - the walk down the ridge to Green Gully Hut is long with not a lot of shade - certainly in late Feb this was hot and energy sapping. Still a beautiful, if not gruelling descent! The river is a definite highlight ... just keep walking and enjoy it, you will get there eventually :). The tank water at Colwells Hut was kind of brown so instead we drank treated river water and had no problems. And you can sleep under the awing even if it is raining, much nicer than being inside and you will get to meet the resident brush tail possum as well. And as for the last day, well yep, it's steep, but every step is a step closer to cold beer. There was water in Birds Nest Creek after the main climb so it should be possible to fill up bottles there rather than lug the extra litres up the climb - probably best to check with returning walkers to make sure it is flowing rather than risk running out of water. Biggest tip .. take poles!! Not sure I would have made it without them.
8. Nat Buchanan's Grave
9. Stockyard Creek Rest Area
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 1 reviews
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