Paddling through the granite gorge on the Namoi River is one of the New England region’s most rewarding water adventures — here’s how to make the most of a canoeing trip to Warrabah National Park.
Warrabah National Park offers one of the New England region’s most rewarding paddle trails, threading between granite boulders and through river rapids on the Namoi. Here’s what you need to know before launching your canoe.
The Namoi River through Warrabah National Park offers some of the finest river paddling in the New England region, threading through dramatic granite gorges with just enough challenge to keep things interesting.
The Peel River near Tamworth offers accessible fossicking opportunities for beginners keen to try their hand at gem hunting along NSW’s historic goldfields riverbanks.
Paddle through towering granite gorges and watch for platypus in the still pools—canoeing Warrabah National Park on the Namoi River is one of the New England region’s best-kept secrets for paddlers.
The gravel bars and riverbanks of the Peel River near Tamworth hide a secret: sapphires, in shades of blue, green, and gold. Here’s how to try your luck at Peel River fossicking.
Lake Keepit, roughly 45 minutes from Tamworth, is home to one of Australia’s premier gliding clubs. Discover why a weekend watching—or flying—silent aircraft is an unexpected highlight of the New England region.
The 28-hectare Tamworth Regional Botanic Garden offers peaceful spots for a leisurely outdoor lunch. Here’s where to spread your rug and what to pack for a perfect picnic among native and exotic plantings.
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