Nature

The Waterfall Way is one of the main arteries into New England from the east, and it’s aptly named. Weaving through a number of the high country’s world-class national parks, this road promises to defy the advice of 90s pop culture and instead go chasing waterfalls. Here’s our pick of the best spots to watch

In the depths of winter, mist can drape New England National Park like a chiffon veil, settling silently in the valleys and lingering for hours. Moss-covered Antarctic beech, which have thrived on the Great Dividing Range for aeons, assume a ghostly appearance on such mornings – and deep within the cool temperate rainforest, Weeping Rock

Tenterfield Shire in the north of New England High Country is surrounded by an elevated, rugged and scenic landscape of well-watered forests and woodlands.  The region has two World Heritage National Parks, Tooloom National Park and Koreelah National Park,  both of which boast some of the oldest vegetation types in Australia. The World Heritage listing

The New England High Country (NEHC) Group, with Walcha Council the lead applicant, have successfully received funding to develop four (4) new Soundtrails in the region’s national parks and deliver a promotional campaign, leveraging the new Soundtrails and the area’s five (5) existing Soundtrails, to drive visitation to the region. This project is funded through