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Memorial mural depicting the life of bushranger Ben Hall, who was born in the district. Picnic tables, public toilets, children's playground on-site. A good driver rest area between Gunnedah and Quirindi.
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This lookout offers views towards the Nandewar Ranges, Kelvin, 'Nobbys Rock', Breeza, and the Pullaman Plains. Impressive views in times of flood.
50 m 8-lane outdoor pool, 25 m indoor heated pool, kids water playground, kids dry playground, new pavilion and amenities, kiosk/cafe, seating and shaded areas. Alternative entrance: corner of South Street and Anzac Parade.
The Gunnedah Jockey Club holds the Gold Cup in May and the Christmas Hams Race Meeting in early December.
Decorated with paintings of ANZAC - adjacent to the ANZAC memorial. Roof-top views offering panoramic views of Gunnedah and the surrounding district. Presents local history as well as military history. Museum may be closed due to Covid-19 restrictions - phone or email to confirm.
Poets Precinct
Dorothea Mackellar was born in Point Piper in Sydney, and is buried in Waverley Cemetery overlooking the ocean. But the sunburnt country she wrote about so passionately is out here. And a memorial statue with her on a horse is next to the watertower museum. Well worth a visit - even if just to reread the poem.
An 18-hole par-70 golf course.