New England North West, New South Wales, is a region filled with natural beauty and fascinating attractions. Bald Rock National Park, spread across 8,883 hectares, is home to Australia's largest exposed granite rock, towering 200 meters above its surroundings. The Australian Standing Stones are a Celtic monument honoring the early European settlers in the region. Oxley Wild Rivers National Park, a World Heritage site, showcases dramatic gorges, waterfalls, wilderness, wild rivers, dry rainforest, and rare flora and fauna.
Moree, known as the Spa Capital of Australia, invites visitors to relax in the Hot Artisan Pool Complex, renowned for its mineral-rich waters. For those keen on farm life, the region offers Jackaroo/Jillaroo schools and courses to learn necessary agricultural skills. National Parks like Gibraltar Range National Park and Warrumbungle National Park showcase stunning landscapes with hiking trails and scenic viewpoints. Scenic drives like the Waterfall Way lead through picturesque towns and offer breathtaking vistas.
Fossicking, the search for precious stones and minerals, is a popular activity in the New England North West region. Tamworth, known as Australia's "country music capital," hosts various music-related attractions and events. Armidale, a charming town with colonial-era streets, boasts a rich history, including ties to the infamous bushranger, Captain Thunderbolt.