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Top 7 Things to do in Tumut, Australia
Discover the best top things to do in Tumut, Australia including Tumut River, Tumut Region Visitor Centre, Adelong Falls, Tumut River Brewing Co, Blowering Dam, Tumut Fly Fishing, Tumut Mountain Bike Park.
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1. Tumut River
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 84 reviews
2. Tumut Region Visitor Centre
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4.5 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By LittleFamilyOnTour - Queensland, Australia
Dropped into the information centre to have a look and see what was about Tumut and the surronding towns, The staff memeber was amazing she knew so much and answered all our questions and even gave us a couple of local tips. Wouldn't have seen a few of the things we did had we not gone into the centre.
3. Adelong Falls
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4.5 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By Graham J - Wagga Wagga, Australia
Since I was here a few years ago the old gold mine site at Adelong Falls has had a huge revamp. There are now several information boards placed around the viewing platform overlooking the site with various points of interest highlighted on them and photos of some of these places. For those young enough or fit enough it is possible to walk down and across the creek to access the old Gold mine site. One can actually walk up the other side of the creek to where gold was mined and then follow its journey down through the sluices, through the stamper site and other relics to where the water flowed back into the creek.
4. Tumut River Brewing Co
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5 based on 16 reviews
Tumut River Brewing Co is a really small micro brewery with big plans. Right now it a great place to sample some great locally made craft beers and hopefully in the not to distant future it will be a great reason to come to Tumut all on its own. Come in say g'day and enjoy a couple of cold ones!
Reviewed By Tony W - Sydney
A real winner in the craft brewery space with a great selection of beers packaged for home consumption. The Ginger Ninja alcoholic ginger beer is a real winner. Worth a visit when in Tumut but ring first as the brewery is not always open.
5. Blowering Dam
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By Graham J - Wagga Wagga, Australia
Blowering Dam has a lot to offer, whether you want to set up camp on the foreshore and just relax or do a bit of fishing, or if you just want to take a stroll along the dam wall ( a bit of it or the whole 740 metres). From there you can enjoy the views to the south over the stored water or to the north over the Tumut river, Blowering Power Station and the recreation area. There is a beautiful park at the base of the dam wall with abundant sheltered picnic tables and a number of BBQ's around the park as well. The park was very colourful with trees showing their autumn foliage but in warmer weather these trees would be providing ample shade for visitors.
6. Tumut Fly Fishing
Overall Ratings
5 based on 8 reviews
Fly Fishing Lessons and guiding for all levels. Singles, families, social and corporate groups etc available all year. Gift Certificates Available. If you've been amazed how this magical relaxing fishing style is done but were always uncertain whether to try, this is your opportunity. Learn my world exclusive revolutionary simple kinetic precision power cast, anyone can Fly Fish regardless of age, physical restrictions or fitness, Try it you will be a mazed how easy it is with my technique. Tane has 25 years experience and in just one Fly Fishing session will help you make the ultimate start, or help fine tune what you know. Beautiful accommodation is available at Boutique Motel Sefton House Tumut.
Reviewed By Reuben H - Melbourne, Australia
With limited time left, and not having yet fresh-water fished, I headed to my most northerly location, which happened to be Tumut. With no accommodation and a realisation I actually didn't even know how to start fly-fishing although I had owned an unopened kit for about 4 months or so. A particular ad caught my eye - "Ring Tony for a nice relaxed friendly talk". I'm a good procrastinator, but chose to ring then and there. At the end of the chat, I had booked a lesson (for that afternoon!) and had some accommodation at his and Renaa's Sefton House. I feel very fortunate to have made that phone call, as it turned out, because I was coming in with some diabilities such as cardiomypathy and a frozen shoulder from earlier radio-therapy. What Tony imparted to me was a technique that is very efficient, conserves energy, and once I master it, will allow me to fish for hours without fatigueing. Moreover, my posture is likely to improve, my breathing was noticably better, deeper but more relaxed . Tony worked with me to ensure I understood the "kinetics" of the action involved, so that practice of perfect will make perfect. This was highlighted by Tony demonstrating the effort and wasted energy involved in the more traditional techniques. I don't believe in destiny, but it sure seemed like it after contacting Tony and having that first lesson. I can see the spinner rod being relegated to the back of the cupboard. I look forward in continuing my new-found fly-fishing enthusiasm. Thank you Tony, for being part of this.
7. Tumut Mountain Bike Park
Overall Ratings
2.5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Michael B
I went there with my wife to check it out. Great single track and not to technical. A generous amount of climbing met with an equal amount of flowing downhill. Only checked out a couple of the main loops and will defiantly be back to explore more.
