"WINE & WINERIES ABOUND IN THIS AREA" Mudgee by balhannah

Mudgee Travel Guide: 19 reviews and 46 photos

MUDGEE

White Man reached Mudgee in 1821, and in 1822 it was settled. On walking Mudgee streets, you will notice that there are a lot of old buildings and very wide streets.

Mudgee has a population of approx 9,000 people, and is the largest town in the Mid West of New south wales.

The National Trust describes Mudgee as ..................

"ONE OF THE FINEST GROUPS OF TOWNSCAPE IN A COUNTRY AREA"

Mudgee, and you should not get bored, for here you can vist Wineries and Cellar doors, taste Honey, visit Museums, go bushwalking and Bird watching, go Horse riding and Gold panning, visit Galleries, Antique shops, buy something special at the local Markets, visit a miniature Railway, or star gaze at an Observatory................you see, there is plenty for everyone.

Last visit to Mudgee: Sep 2009
Intro Written Nov 10, 2009
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Reviews (16)

KANDOS - PART 7 Off The Beaten Path (7)

As you drive out of town, heading to Ilford, make sure you stop at the lookouts. We did, and the view was beautiful. You... more travel advice

KANDOS - PART 6 Off The Beaten Path (7)

After enjoying my walk around Rylstone, it was back in the car and onto the next town which was Kandos (est.1913) This... more travel advice

WALK RYLSTONE - PART 5 Off The Beaten Path (7)

Rylstone is a pretty village with many heritage-listed stone buildings. It's a good idea to pick up a brochure for the... more travel advice

RYLSTONE - PART 4 Off The Beaten Path (7)

On the road from Lue to Rylstone we pass through nice scenery including vineyards, olive groves, and nice mountain... more travel advice

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pure1942 Nov 4, 2011 at 4:27 AM

Lovely page Dee. It brings back many memories of our stay in Mudgee in 2010...we still consider it one of the friendliest towns we stayed in during our time in Australia...and the wine wasn't bad either ;) Thanks for sharing
Brian
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Trekki Oct 16, 2011 at 3:32 AM

Beautiful scenery and wine region :-) Love the idea of how to raise money for breast cancer research :-)
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Nemorino Oct 12, 2010 at 3:54 PM

Again I had to look at the map to see where this is. A very nice-looking town and region!
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toonsarah Oct 7, 2010 at 11:27 AM

I really enjoyed that scenic drive with you Dee. Rylstone looks lovely, and I like the look of Gulgong too (and the name!)
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BruceDunning Oct 6, 2010 at 3:01 PM

The Havilah church looks so ornate and a feel of old English. There certainly are very nice sites here
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ViajesdelMundo Jun 7, 2010 at 9:29 AM

a lovely virtual tour of a beautiful, unspoiled area; as always, so well written.
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christine.j Jun 3, 2010 at 9:08 PM

Such an interesting off-the-beaten-path route. That's tourist information at its best, giving local information, not just handing out some leaflets.
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evaanna Nov 17, 2009 at 2:03 AM

Such a lovely area with so many historic buildings! Your tips are full of interesting details from the history of the towns. The post office with the bell tower is so charming!