Hay

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Historic Hay was part of the Cobb & Co era and an important town during the hey-day of the river boat trade on the Murrumbidgee/Murray and Darling Rivers.

Today, Hay is renowned for it's sheep breeding, wool growing, crops, and historic buildings.

Surrounded by a vast track of land known as the Hay Plains, the town centre is a welcome stop between Sydney and Adelaide or Brisbane and Melbourne.

Features

Visit the Hay Gaol Museum or the Bishop's Lodge Museum
Get down to the Hay Picnic Races or the Hay Bachelor and Spinsters Ball
Mosey down to the Bishops Lodge Spring Fair or the Minicar Rally
Go Birdwatching at the Hay Wetlands Nature Reserve
The bronze plaque on Sturts Marked Tree is the start of the trail taken by Captain Charles Sturt
Dangle a line in the Hay Weir.

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