The town of Dorrigo is located 576km north of Sydney, near the edge of the New England escarpment. The surrounding area is rich in Pioneer history and the town is close to the steep mountain road, which descends into the Bellinger Valley. The pleasant atmosphere of Dorrigo is coupled with the many attractions that are located in the township and the rich agricultural surrounds.
This quiet country town boasts many art galleries and delightful cafes, as well as the National Trust listed Dorrigo Hotel, an example of fine architecture and old world charm. Enjoy country cooking, browse country shops and breathe in the friendly, warm nature of the town.
The countryside surrounding Dorrigo is brimming with attractions of natural, cultural and historical significance. Pack a picnic and discover a cascading waterfall, such as the Dangar Falls. Venture into the World Heritage-listed Dorrigo National Park, a wonderland of rainforest flora and fauna. Take to the skies for a spectacular view over the treetops on the skywalk at the Dorrigo National Park’s Rainforest Centre. Or discover another picturesque lookout offering a breathtaking view over the Bellinger Valley.
Relive the pioneer stories of the Dorrigo area at the Historical Museum or at the Dorrigo Steam Railway Museum see the large collection of preserved railway vehicles and memorabilia from the various Government and private railways of New South Wales, one of the most comprehensive in the world. Dorrigo's charm and natural beauty ensure a memorable and magical stay in the area.
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