Nundle

Nundle is a quaint historic village in the New England region of New South Wales, positioned at the southern end of the scenic Fossickers Way touring route. Originally established in the 1850s during the gold rush era, Nundle retains its rustic charm with heritage buildings, gentle hills and open countryside that reflect its long history and rural character. The town serves as a gateway to the fertile grazing lands and wooded slopes of northern inland NSW.

The surrounding landscape around Nundle showcases rolling fields, farmland and distant ridges of the Great Dividing Range. The fertile Peel River valley supports rich agricultural pursuits and contributes to the village’s relaxed country atmosphere. Scenic outlooks around the town are especially striking at dawn and dusk when the light accentuates the varied tones of paddocks, paddock fences and scattered farm structures. 

Nundle offers a range of activities for visitors interested in history and rural experiences, including exploring old gold mining relics, fossicking along Fossickers Way, visiting the Nundle Woollen Mill and checking out local craft and antiques. The village’s small population, historic storefronts and scenic backdrop make it a memorable stop in the northern tablelands of New South Wales. 

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