Oxley Lookout offers sweeping views over Tamworth and the Peel River Valley, but visit at sunrise and you’ll witness something truly magical: the country music capital bathed in golden light as the valley awakens below.
The Bank Art Museum Moree holds one of regional Australia’s most significant Aboriginal art collections in a heritage bank building. Discover why this intimate gallery offers a powerful, unhurried encounter with Indigenous stories.
The Mehi River winding through Moree offers surprisingly rewarding fishing for golden perch and Murray cod, plus productive yabbying spots along quiet riverside banks that few visitors discover.
The best-kept secret about visiting the Moree Artesian Aquatic Centre hot springs? They’re utterly magical after dark, when the crowds thin and the steam rises into the cool night air.
Just 45 minutes from Moree, the Terry Hie Hie Aboriginal Area offers one of the region’s most meaningful day trips—a chance to walk through protected Gamilaraay cultural landscapes on the Yana-y Warruwi track.
Rocket Park Moree is the perfect launchpad for family-friendly adventures that go far beyond the playground, from artesian thermal pools to hands-on Aboriginal art experiences and gentle nature walks.
While summer might seem like pool season, the cooler months from May to September offer the most blissful experience at Moree’s famous artesian thermal pools, with perfect soaking temperatures and fewer crowds.
Cotton farm tours near Moree reveal the fascinating machinery, science and seasonal rhythms behind one of Australia’s most important agricultural exports, offering visitors a rare behind-the-scenes look at working farms in the Gwydir Valley.
Bank Art Museum Moree houses one of regional Australia’s most significant Aboriginal art collections in a heritage 1911 bank building. Here’s why this cultural treasure deserves a place on your Gwydir Valley itinerary.
Use Moree as your comfortable weekend base to explore the spectacular Mount Kaputar hiking trails, with artesian pools waiting to soothe tired muscles after your volcanic adventures.
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