Dangar Falls Reserve is renowned for the Dangar Falls – a 30-meter waterfall that is viewable from the newly upgraded accessible viewing platform. Alternatively, you can get up close and personal at the base of the falls via a 10-minute walk along a newly renovated pathway. But this is not the only thing that the Dangar Falls Reserve has on offer. There are picnic tables, barbecues and a children’s playground that encourages nature play along with traditional play equipment suitable for all ages. The Dangar Falls Reserve is the perfect spot for take a break, take a breath and take in the beautiful aspects the Dorrigo plateau has to offer.
Components Café in Dorrigo is a welcoming space with a gorgeous interior and cosy vibe. With tasty food and good coffee, it offers a breakfast and lunch menu with a variety of options from ricotta pancakes and zucchini fritters to something a little different like the wasabi smash. Situated in...
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The site of an old antimony processing site, the Urunga wetlands is a great destination for locals and visitors to the region. The site has an accessible 150-metre boardwalk allowing people to wander over the wetland and a 450-metre walking track surrounding the park. Open to the public in 2017,...
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The Waterfall Way is one of the main arteries into New England from the east, and it’s aptly named. Weaving through a number of the high country’s world-class national parks, this road promises to defy the advice of 90s pop culture and instead go chasing waterfalls. Here’s our pick of...
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