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Orroral Homestead

An easy walk for those staying at Orroral Campground, this 1860s-built hut is the oldest hut in the park and one of the most conserved one. Inside there are several informative signs detaining the history of the pastoral times of the ACT.

Address: Orroral Rd, Tennent Creek

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