Nestled in the heart of the New England region, Uralla is a picturesque town that exudes both history and natural charm. From the iconic Gostwyck Chapel to the exciting prospect of fossicking for gemstones in nearby rivers, Uralla promises a captivating experience for those seeking both tranquility and adventure.
70734 Gostwyck Chapel
Just 15 minutes away from Uralla lies the Gostwyck Chapel, a graceful stone structure. Its historical significance and the surrounding lush countryside make it a picture-perfect spot for quiet reflection or capturing postcard-worthy photographs. The best time to visit Uralla and the Gostwyck Chapel is during the autumn season. As the leaves turn vibrant shades of red, orange, and gold, the chapel becomes a canvas adorned with colourful vines, creating a mesmerizing sight that is truly breathtaking.
72050 Uralla Countryside
For those yearning for an immersive natural escape, Wooldridge Recreation and Fossicking Area beckons with its camping grounds nestled along the banks of the Rocky River. Here, you can unwind under the twinkling stars and embrace the soothing rhythms of nature.
But perhaps the most thrilling adventure in Uralla is fossicking for gemstones in the river. Armed with sieves and buckets, we embarked on a treasure hunt, and our kids were absolutely elated at the prospect of discovering precious gemstones.