Uralla

Burnet's Books

A must-see for book lovers and collectors of old books, maps, prints, and other printed material.

Thu-Mon 9AM-6PM

Chaucer on Bridge Street

A former general store and billiard hall, the gallery showcases ceramics, textile pictures, books, paintings, and calligraphy by the Evans family. Bead jewellery and Saxon/Celtic jewellery available for purchase. Ceramic courses on Sa mornings. Coffee available. Other artists' works may also be exhibited.

Fri Sat 10AM-4PM, Sun 1-4PM, other times by appointment

Dangars Falls

Oxley Wild Rivers National Park

183 m high ephemeral waterfall (only flows after rain). Nearby picnic area with toilets, picnic tables, barbecue facilities, bring your own water, take your litter out with you. McDirty's Walking Track - 6km, 2-3 hours, Grade 3.

7AM-7PM·Free entry

Dangars Lagoon

While the water level of the lagoon may vary during the year, from mid spring to mid autumn the lagoon is home to a large number of water birds - bring your binoculars.

Deeargee Woolshed

A distinctive octagonal woolshed built 1872-1901 to replace one that had been burned down. It features 2 tiers of glass windows and roofing of galvanised iron. It could hold 80 shearers working at one time. Deeargee Woolshed is on private property, a working enterprise, and visitors are asked to carefully respect the privacy of Gostwyck Station, its owners and employees. No commercial photography is permitted.

Not open to the public, can only be viewed from the roadside

Eastview Estate and Dobson's Distillery

A unique and distinctive brewery, distillery and restaurant (open Sa Su only - reservations required),.

Mon-Sun 10:30AM-3:30PM

Gostwyck Chapel

All Saints Anglican Church

Gostwyck Chapel was built 1921 in memory of Major Clive Collingwood Dangar who died in World War 1. The tree-lined avenue was planted by a worker brought over from England specifically for the purpose. The church and the woolshed can only be observed from the road. Gostwyck Chapel is on private property, a working enterprise, and visitors are asked to carefully respect the privacy of Gostwyck Station, its owners and employees. No commercial photography is permitted.

Not open to the public, can only be viewed from the roadside. Best seen in autumn/fall

McCrossin's Mill Museum

Uralla Museum

A former grain mill and store, the museum presents exhibits about the indigenous Aniwan people, the bushranger Captain Thunderbolt (Fred Ward), the Rocky River gold rush and Australia's first world sporting champion (rowing), Edward 'Ned' Trickett. Also see old farming equipment, old fire engines, and a steam engine.

Mon-Sun 10AM-5PM·Adults $7, Concession $5, Children $3, Family $15

Merilba Estate Wines

A well-known vineyard producing Semillon Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon, enjoy the wine at their restaurant - reservations essential.

Sat Sun noon-4PM

Michael's Cafe and Catering

Cafe with Indian and other cuisine. Only pick up or $5 delivery in Uralla while Covid-19 restrictions in place.

Mon-Wed 6AM-4PM, Thu closed, Fri 6AM-4PM, Sat 7:30AM-1PM, Sun 7:30AM-3PM

Mount Mutton Walking Trail and Alma Park

The walking trail starts in Alma Park, which was established in the 1880s and has bed of bright flowers in the spring, and over 100 trees planted by school children when the park was established. The park has room for caravan and campervan parking, toilets, children's playground, and 2 free gas barbecues. The walking trail starts at the Soldiers Memorial in the park, crosses Thunderbolts Way, and climbs through bushland around Mount Mutton. There is a diversion track to the top of Mount Mutton with views from Uralla Lookout over the district. The trail should take 30-45 min to complete, but wear suitable sturdy footwear as the descent is steep and winding - not wheelchair accessible. Download a map of the trail here.

Mount Yarrowyck Nature Reserve

Walking trail (easy and level except for one short section, 3 km return). Aboriginal cave painting site.

New England Brass and Iron Lace Foundry

Phoenix Foundry

A former iron foundry, bought by the local community, and now demonstrating a typical blacksmiths shop and explaining how important the foundry was in the town's history.

By appointment only - phone the Uralla Visitors Information Centre 24 hours ahead·Phone for fees

New England Brewing Co.

This brewery has produced handcrafted, all malt, preservative-fee, unfiltered beer since 2013. Take a tour or sample tastings, beer is also available on tap. Also try local wines, cider, and ginger beer, snacks provided.

Wed 11AM-4PM, Thu-Sat 11AM-6PM - bookings essential

Racecourse Lagoon

While the water level of the lagoon may vary during the year, from mid spring to mid autumn the lagoon is home to a large number of water birds - bring your binoculars and camera. The indigenous Aniwan people lived beside the lagoon.

Sunhill Dairy Goats and Sunhill Skin Essentials

A 12 acre working goat farm, goat cheese, goat milk soap, and goat milk skin products available for purchase.

Wed-Sun 10:30AM - by appointment only, 24 hours notice required·Adult $20, Child $10, Family $50

The Big Soldier

Outside the former Uralla Military Museum, good for a selfie!

The Glen and Southern Cross Constellation Sculptures

An attractive park with a shaded rest area for travellers. At the northern end of the pond is a set of sculptures represeting the night sky of the Southern Hemisphere.

The Sweet Place

A traditional sweets shop (candy store) selling English confectionery, teddy bears, traditional lollies, chocolates, tea, honey, handmade soap, gift baskets, and assorted local products.

The Uralla Wool Room

Specialises in super fine merino wool garments and accessories for men and women.

Mon-Sun 9AM-4PM

Thunderbolt's Grave

Burial site of the last of the NSW bushrangers, Captain Thunderbolt (Fred Ward, 1835-1870), whose reign of terror covered much of New England.

Thunderbolt's Rock

A cluster of granite boulders used by the bushranger Captain Thunderbolt to spy for approaching mail coaches to rob. He was shot and killed at nearby Kentucky Creek in 1870.

Thunderbolt's Statue and Constable Walker Memorial

A life-size statue of the bushranger Captain Thunderbolt (Fred Ward), unveiled in 1988. Nearby is the memorial to Constable Alexander B Walker, who ended the bushranger's reign of terror.

Tuck In Takeaway

Fast food - hamburgers, sandwiches, wraps, rolls, hot chips, hot meals, hot dogs, fish and chips, breakfasts on Sa and Su.

Wed-Sat 10AM-8PM, Sun 10AM-7PM

Uralla Gallery

Displays and sells original artworks, giftware, homeware, linens.

Sun-Fri 10AM-3PM, Sat 9AM-3PM, closed public holidays

Uralla Swimming Pool

25 m outdoor solar-heated pool, shaded toddler pool and spash fountain, grassed and shaded areas, picnic tables, free barbecue, drinking water fountain, kiosk selling snacks and refreshments.

Seasonal - phone for hours·Adult $3.60, Child $2.10

Woolridge Fossicking and Recreation Reserve

Bring binoculars for birdwatching or wildlife spotting, or try your luck panning for gold and precious gems - bring your own gold pans and metal detectors (no motor-powered prospecting equipment permitted). Download more information on how to fossick (search for gold and gemstones) here. The Woolridge Reserve has parking for campervans and caravans and offers free parking, public toilets, picnic tables, wood-fire barbecues (subject to fire bans) and potable water for drinking. Pets welcome but must be on a leash at all times. Shooting is obviously prohibited.

Uralla Heritage Walk

Take a 1-2 hour (depending on your level of interest) self-guided walking tour of over 50 historical buildings and features of Uralla. Obtain the heritage trail map from the Uralla Visitors Information Centre, and listen to the Soundtrail here.

Barking Dog Gallery

Showcasing ceramic, glass and wood art by local artists.

Fri-Mon 10AM-5PM (open Mon-Sun during NSW school holidays)

Bridge Street Studio

Sohphie Sorella's Fine Art

Fine art paintings, original works available for purchase.

By appointment only