Sights and landmarks in Guyra
11 sights worth seeing in Guyra: landmarks, galleries, monuments and viewpoints.
Ranked with the travel guide's picks and well-known places first.
Sights and landmarks in Guyra
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Antique Machinery Museum
Guyra Railway Station
Collection of antique farm machinery, access to disused Guyra Railway Station.
By appointment only
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Australian Poetry Hall of Fame
Housed in an old theatre, the hall preserves Australian poetry, songlines, and languages. Phone for hours and fees.
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Burgess Car Museum and Bookstore
Car museum with automotive memorabilia. Second-hand book store.
Phone for hoursGold coin donation
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Cathedral Rock National Park
Camp, bushwalk, birdwatch, and enjoy scenic views. See website for details regarding camping.
Mon-Sun 7AM-7PMFree entry
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Guyra Historical Museum
Comprises a collection of rural and domestic items from the district and a photographic collection.
Sun 11AM-3PMPhone for fees
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Little Llangothlin Nature Reserve
Picnic area with toilets, picnic table, barbecue amenities. Lagoon Circuit walking trail - 4.8km, Grade 3, about 2-3 hours.
Open 24 hours, but may be closed due to poor weather or fire danger
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Malpas Dam
Built 1968 to supply water to Armidale. Picnic facilities, viewing locations but absolutely no camping. No toilet.
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Mother of Ducks Lagoon Nature Reserve
Enjoy scenic views and a picnic while birdwatching, a bird-hide is nearby.
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The Big Lamb
A monument commemorating both the sheep industry and the potato industry for the growth and development of the Guyra district.
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Thunderbolt's Cave
A tiny cave used as the hide-out and lair of the bushranger Captain Thunderbold (Fred Ward) 1867-1868. Small parking area, picnic tables, no toilets. 150 m walk to the cave may be difficult.
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Baxter's on-Farm Museum
Collection of antique farm equipment, many still in working order.
By appointment onlyFree (pay for beverages)
Listings from the Wikivoyage guide to Guyra (CC BY-SA 4.0).