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What to do and see in Hay, New South Wales: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Hay, Australia including Hay Sunset Viewing Area, Oolambeyan National Park, Murrumbidgee Valley National Park, Hay Water Tower Art By Adnate, Shear Outback, Bishop's Lodge Historic House and Heritage Rose Garden, The Long Paddock, The Long Paddock - Cobb Highway Touring Route, Hay War Memorial High School Museum, Bidgee Riverside Trail.
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1. Hay Sunset Viewing Area
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By CDUTTS
Spectacular way to spend the end of a day. Make sure to stay about 30 minutes after sunset - the earth is black, the sky turns a magnificent dark blue and there is a beautiful strip of orange glow on the horizon. Wine or beer help too!
2. Oolambeyan National Park
3. Murrumbidgee Valley National Park
4. Hay Water Tower Art By Adnate
5. Shear Outback
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 183 reviews
Reviewed By 60DonnaB - Narellan, Australia
Great stop before entering into Hay town. Museum with information about sheep shearing families and culture in Australia. Museum has some videos to watch and also iPads with headphones to listen to some first hand stories. Even though it bucketed down with rain we thoroughly enjoyed the sheep shearing talk inside the shed with the local shearer giving us lots of information and stories. The cafe offered simple lunch dishes with a view across the plain.
6. Bishop's Lodge Historic House and Heritage Rose Garden
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 54 reviews
Bishop's Lodge is a unique iron building designed to combat the harsh climate of the western Riverina and provide a practical and elegant home for the family of the first Anglican Bishop of Riverina, Sydney Linton, in 1888. Bishop Linton worked with architect John Sulman to create a cool and spacious home which is set within a tranquil heritage garden. Bishop's Lodge shares its serene atmosphere with travellers and locals alike who chose to enjoy its charms any afternoon from Monday to Saturday between 2 and 4.30 pm. Entrance is $5 per adult.
Reviewed By bigbrownbear2019 - Monash, Australia
We visited this Lodge on a Thursday afternoon. This is an amazing building with a lot of history. What we anticipated to be a short visit ended up being 1.5 hours. The structure is iron-clad and with the heat on the Hay plains in Summer it is amazing that bit could be so cool inside. Lots of items to read and see.
7. The Long Paddock
8. The Long Paddock - Cobb Highway Touring Route
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 17 reviews
The Long Paddock touring route in south western NSW is the quite road to the north. With history at your fingertips and five rivers to cross, this is a journey you will not forget. From fishing to artwork, bird watching to unique bush events , we have it all Take a different path - take The Long Paddock.
Reviewed By tes108 - Newcastle, Australia
Loved travelling this apparently featureless road. Felt like we were riding across history. Great sculptures. Watch out for emus
9. Hay War Memorial High School Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By Lynne1944 - Kashmir, India
A really personalised and well researched display. What a mighty contribution from a small town to Australia’s WW1 contribution. So much to admire in these young men and their families, so sad and confronting to see what war does.
10. Bidgee Riverside Trail
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By ABLRYS
Experience the river, chat to locals and see some history. A relaxing and enjoyable wander along an iconic inland waterway. Well worth the effort.
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