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Step out of your imagination and into the unspoilt beauty of Tenterfield. Tenterfield offers the trifecta of countryside, national parks and history, enticing travellers with its genuine stories, people and adventure. Distinguished by its warm hospitality and earthly delights, Tenterfield is full of simple, honest treasures waiting to be found.
There's plenty to do in Tenterfield, and something for everyone - adventure, nature escapes & bushwalks, boutique shopping, food, wine, history & heritage.
Accommodation. From luxury boutique accommodation to secluded bush campsites and campfires, your perfect place to stay is awaiting your next visit to Tenterfield.
Share. Whether you’re here for a day or a week, there’s plenty to do! Here are our top ten must-do experiences when visiting Tenterfield. 1. Climb Bald Rock (the largest exposed granite monolith in Australia) and be rewarded with awe-inspiring 360° views over the surrounding bushland. 2.
Located at the intersection of the New England and Bruxner Highways in the New England region of New South Wales, Tenterfield is the largest town in Tenterfield Shire and has a rich history dating back to the traditional landowners.
Tenterfield offers a fascinating history, from the ancient stories and sacred sites of the traditional land owners, to the first European settlers and the establishment of agriculture, and the many notable residents that have called Tenterfield Shire home and gone on to make a significant contribution to their fields.
Tourist information can be found on this website and at various outlets around Tenterfield Shire (which will provide brochures, maps and information). Look for the signs and stands in the photos below at the following locations:
Tenterfield has a vibrant events calendar that offers something for everyone. Find out what's on and join the locals to celebrate all things Tenterfield.
Border Mountains. Starting at the Border Gate, this stunning scenic drive winds its way through Woodenbong, Urbenville, Tooloom National Park, Legume and finishes in Liston. Must-stops….
The Tenterfield Railway Museum displays an almost intact nineteenth century railway precinct. The Station opened in 1886 and is a rare survival of something that was once common throughout NSW.
