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A 3 Day Food-Lover's Loop A 3 day Food-Lover's Loop A 3 day Food-Lover's Loop OPEN IN APP Details 37 places in New South Wales over 8 regions in australia Open leg route 489.3KM / 304.1MI (Est. travel time 6 hours) This quest to seek out mouthwatering produce takes you from the Hawkesbury region to Mudgee, then deep into Hunter Valley wine country. You can taste fresh oranges and leafy greens in the Hawkesbury green belt, take a Êne food farm walk in Mudgee and collect delectable delights to take home. This itinerary was curated for us bya What is a QR code? To learn how to use QR codes refer to the last page 1 of 28 A 3 day Food-Lover's Loop What is a QR code? To learn how to use QR codes refer to the last page 2 of 28 A 3 day Food-Lover's Loop 1 Day 1: Hawkesbury Named after the mighty Hawkesbury River, this region has been the city’s food bowl OPEN IN APP since the early days of the colony. As a result, there are plenty of established food producers, as well as boutique wineries, distilleries and breweries. You will also Ênd stunning natural scenery, art galleries, innovative farm-to-table restaurants and outdoor river activities such as kayaking, boating and Êshing. Drive through rolling farmland and visit historic villages or visit the World Heritage-listed Great North Road convict trail that brings the past to life. The Hawkesbury boasts luxury resorts and retreats, as well as modest but comfortable accommodation options in the foothills of the famous Blue Mountains. Sights & Activities Hawkesbury Ironbark Harvest Farm Distillery Gate Trail Pine Crest Glenorie Bakery Orchard Hillbilly Cider Bridge Street, Windsor, New South Wales, Australia, 2756 GET DIRECTIONS What is a QR code? To learn how to use QR codes refer to the last page 3 of 28 A 3 day Food-Lover's Loop Ironbark Distillery Hawkesbury Harvest Farm Gate Trail R. Papps Hawkesbury Harvest Farm Gate Trail William Street, New South Wales, Australia, 2754 Hawkesbury Valley Way, New South 0424 345 102 Wales, Australia, 2756 GET DIRECTIONS GET DIRECTIONS These gins are multi-award winning. Share the passion of this local artisan. Contact the Enjoy a journey of discovery and meet the distiller to arrange a cellar-door tasting. food growers of the Hawkesbury with these curated maps. What is a QR code? To learn how to use QR codes refer to the last page 4 of 28 A 3 day Food-Lover's Loop Glenorie Bakery Pine Crest Orchard Glenorie Bakery Linda Moon - Pine Crest Orchard Post OÄce Road, New South Wales, Bells Line of Road, Bilpin, New South Australia, 2157 Wales, Australia, 2758 02 9652 2624 02 4567 1143 GET DIRECTIONS GET DIRECTIONS Enjoy hearty beef pies, traditional baked During the summer harvest, be amazed by goods and modern cafe fare in one of the the Ëavour of apples and peaches picked country’s favourite bakeries. straight from the tree. What is a QR code? To learn how to use QR codes refer to the last page 5 of 28 A 3 day Food-Lover's Loop Hillbilly Cider Hillbilly Cider Bells Line of Road, Bilpin, New South Wales, Australia, 2758 02 4567 2662 GET DIRECTIONS Sip hand-crafted, award-winning cider with orchard views. Meet the locals who make Sweet Julie apple cider from Bilpin’s own apple variety. What is a QR code? To learn how to use QR codes refer to the last page 6 of 28 A 3 day Food-Lover's Loop 2 Day 2: Mount Tomah Mount Tomah is home to the Blue Mountains Botanic Gardens, Mount Tomah, OPEN IN APP featuring over 5000 species of cool climate plants. There is plenty to see as you drive along the Bells Line of Road through the township of Mount Tomah. Orchards and cool climate landscapes continually change with the rhythms of the year. Lush and green in spring, burnt orange and red in Autumn. The famous Blue Mountains Botanic Garden is the place to stop and enjoy the mighty, panoramic vistas. Sights & Activities Blue Mountains Botanic Garden Bells Line of Road, New South Wales, Australia, 2758 Arrive via car from Day 2: Mount Tomah 49KM / 30MI ~ Approximately an hour GET DIRECTIONS What is a QR code? To learn how to use QR codes refer to the last page 7 of 28 A 3 day Food-Lover's Loop Blue Mountains Botanic Garden Greg Bourke - BGCP New South Wales, Australia, 2758 02 4567 3000 GET DIRECTIONS Nothing prepares you for the view out over the breath-taking Blue Mountains and the beauty of this 28 hectare site. What is a QR code? To learn how to use QR codes refer to the last page 8 of 28 A 3 day Food-Lover's Loop 3 Day 2: Lithgow With Capertee Valley and Mudgee to the north and Oberon to the south, Lithgow is OPEN IN APP also nestled in incredibly beautiful, agricultural lands. Want to explore plant-based foods? Or hungry for a lunch time pizza? Lithgow's burgeoning food scene has several interesting eateries. The town’s long and colourful industrial heritage means there are plenty of historic picnic sites to enjoy. Steeped in industrial heritage, Lithgow manufactured the Êrst steel in Australia and was home to brickworks, breweries and copper smelting works. Wander around the village or view beauty of the landscape from one of the amazing lookouts en-route. The gateway to the Central West of NSW, Lithgow is a perfect base from which to access the world- famous Jenolan Caves. Sights & Activities Capertree Valley Hassans Walls and Pearsons Lookout Lookout Secret Creek Jannei Goat Cafe and Dairy Restaurant Mort Street, Lithgow, New South Wales, Australia, 2790 Arrive via car from Day 2: Lithgow 38KM / 24MI ~ Approximately 33 minutes GET DIRECTIONS What is a QR code? To learn how to use QR codes refer to the last page 9 of 28 A 3 day Food-Lover's Loop Hassans Walls Lookout Capertree Valley and Pearsons Lookout Hassans Walls Lookout Capertee Valley Lithgow, New South Wales, Australia, 2790 1300 760 276 Castlereagh Highway, New South Wales, Australia, 2846 GET DIRECTIONS 1300 760 276 GET DIRECTIONS A majestic place for a picnic lunch, this site incorporates cycling and walking tracks to Breathe in the beauty of the world’s second help you explore o the beaten track. largest canyon. Easily accessible, Pearsons Lookout gives you a bird’s eye view. What is a QR code? To learn how to use QR codes refer to the last page 10 of 28 A 3 day Food-Lover's Loop Jannei Goat Dairy Secret Creek Cafe and Restaurant Jannei Artisan Cheese Makers Secret Creek Cafe and Restaurant View Street, Lidsdale, New South Wales, Australia, 2790 Crane Road, Lithgow, New South Wales, 02 6355 1107 Australia, 2790 GET DIRECTIONS 02 6352 1133 GET DIRECTIONS Tucked away along the road to Mudgee, this boutique goat’s cheese fromagerie will This cafe is serious about conservation and please any Êne food connoisseur. Call for recently decided to serve an entirely plant- tastings. based menu. What is a QR code? To learn how to use QR codes refer to the last page 11 of 28 A 3 day Food-Lover's Loop 4 Day 2: Mudgee Find the perfect pairing of produce and wine as you meander along the delicious OPEN IN APP food trail of the Mudgee region. Mudgee is your perfect base for an exploration of cuisine. With local wine and paddock-to-plate dining a speciality, Mudgee is a food lover's paradise. Home to many artisan producers, it boasts fabulous food year-round and, with so many boutique wineries to explore, it is fast becoming known as a premier wine region. The heritage streetscapes of the township are recognised by the National Trust as Êne examples of a colonial township. There are Êne dining experiences and casual eateries that oÂer unique meals made from the abundant local produce. Motel and guest house accommodation will suit all visitors wanting to enjoy the region’s country charm. Sights & Activities Zin House Mudgee Trikes Tour de Vines - Tour Mudgee Lowe Wines Cellar Door Eltons Eating + High Valley Horatio Street, New South Wales, Australia, 2850 Drinking Cheese Co Arrive via car from Day 2: Mudgee Logan Wines 127KM / 79MI ~ Approximately an hour GET DIRECTIONS What is a QR code? To learn how to use QR codes refer to the last page 12 of 28 A 3 day Food-Lover's Loop Zin House Mudgee Trikes Zin House Therese Hudson - Mudgee Trikes Eurunderee, New South Wales, Australia, Barigan Street, New South Wales, 2850 Australia, 2850 02 6372 1660 0455 874 537 GET DIRECTIONS GET DIRECTIONS All ingredients in the set course menus are Wild at heart? Just want to take a joyride sourced from the garden or neighbouring through town? Ditch the car and visit farms and served as a showcase of wineries and local attractions on a Mudgee cuisine. customised trike tour. What is a QR code? To learn how to use QR codes refer to the last page 13 of 28 A 3 day Food-Lover's Loop Tour de Vines - Tour Lowe Wines Mudgee Cellar Door Red moon creative - Lowe Wines Tour de Vines Tinja Lane, New South Wales, Australia, 2850 Market Street, New South Wales, Australia, 2850 02 6372 0800 GET DIRECTIONS 1300 665 330 GET DIRECTIONS Explore an innovative organic winery that Mudgee’s Ëat terrain and country roads brings out distinctly diÂerent Ëavours that are perfect for exploring by bicycle in your providores love.
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