Sights And Attractions

You can take the 'Heritage Trail' to see Orange as it once was - this includes in part - Holy Trinity Church of Orange (1879) - the beautiful Anglican church, on the Cnr. Anson & Byng Streets which is a great example of high victorian Gothic Revival, its tall steeple dominating much of the city. Duntryleague Guest House (1876), Orange Court House, and the Orange Town Hall.

Address: cnr of Byng and Peisley Streets, Orange, NSW, 2800

Abercrombie Caves are located approximately one hour from Bathurst on the Trunkey Creek - Goulburn road. Cave tours, camping, hiking to Mt Gray or the Grove Creek Falls, fossicking for semi-precious gemstones or gold, fishing (in season) and swimming. This is also an ideal place for bird watching and photography.

Open 11am-5pm weekends and Mon-Fri tastings are welcome by appointment. Award winning wines include Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon and the Twin Series Shiraz.

Address: 786 Burrendong Way, Orange, NSw, 2800

The Orange Farmers' Market is a predominantly fresh food market that operates monthly (on the 2nd Saturday) at the Orange Showground, Agricultural Pavilion or when unavailable at the Northcourt - Orange Regional Gallery. These locations will provide a suitable environment for farmers and food producers to sell high quality farm-origin and associated value-added food products directly to customers.

Address: Orange Showground, Agricultural Pavillion, Orange, NSW, 2800

Hot Air Balloon Flights over pristine countryside. Let Alan & Christine Mulligan with their 21 years of unblemished record, give you an adventure of a lifetime. Breakfast included, group discounts available.

Address: Nanami Lane, Canowindra, NSW, 2804