·The
beautiful township of Mudgee is
just 15 minutes away and offers wonderful boutique shopping, fine places
to eat and wonderful architecture, history, galleries and friendly locals
·The stunning cellar door at Logan's
Wines is only 2 kilometres up the road and offers great coffee and cheese
platters with a fantastic view - not to mention the delicious wine available
there
·Drop into Prince Hill Wines a little
further along and check out their spectacular cellar door too on your way into
town. Coffee, cakes and tasting platters are also available here
·The district has over 40 wineries and
tours are available if you don't feel like driving yourself around
·Mudgee
has a very beautiful 18 hole championship golf course definitely worth a visit
for the golfers
·Gulgong
is a remarkable town 20 minutes on the other side of Mudgee and is well worth a
visit to the historic PioneerMuseum and
the very contemporary Cudgegong Gallery – talk about contrasts!
·There are a number of nature reserves and
national parks in the region which offer
spectacular bushwalking and bird watching opportunities.
·On your way back to Sydney stop at the town of Rylstone and explore the delightful township as
well as visiting the wonderful nature reserve called DunnsSwamp on the edge of the famous WollemiNational Park
where the Wollemi pine was discovered
·Ferntree Gully near Rylstone offers a
delightful bushwalk through rainforest and cascading waterfalls
·If you plan to stay for a while you could take the
opportunity to do a day trip to historical Hill End or Dubbo Zoo (both under 2
hours from Mudgee)
The Mudgee Region Visitors Centre has lots of information on what to do in the area. Click on the link below to go to their website: http://www.visitmudgeeregion.com.au