Hunter Valley Adventures: 20 Must-See Attractions:

1. Visit the Hunter Valley Gardens and take a stroll through the beautiful floral displays at Hunter Valley Gardens
2. Taste some of the region’s renowned wines at one of the many wineries such as Tyrrell’s Wines
3. Take a hot air balloon ride and witness the breathtaking views of the valley with Balloon Aloft Hunter Valley
4. Attend a concert or music festival at one of the region’s venues such as Hope Estate
5. Visit the Hunter Valley Zoo and see a variety of native and exotic animals at Hunter Valley Zoo
6. Enjoy a round of golf at one of the many golf courses in the area such as Cypress Lakes Golf & Country Club
7. Take a cooking class and learn how to make traditional Hunter Valley dishes with Hunter Valley Cooking School
8. Visit the Hunter Valley Chocolate Company and indulge in some delicious chocolate treats at Hunter Valley Chocolate Company
9. Take a tour of the Hunter Valley Cheese Factory and sample some of the region’s cheeses at Hunter Valley Cheese Factory
10. Attend the Hunter Valley Wine and Food Festival and taste the best of the region’s wines and cuisine at Hunter Valley Wine and Food Festival
11. Visit the Hunter Valley Smelly Cheese Shop and taste a variety of smelly cheeses at Smelly Cheese Shop
12. Take a horse-drawn carriage ride through the vineyards with Hunter Valley Horse Riding
13. Attend a wine-making or grape-picking experience at a local winery such as Audrey Wilkinson Winery
14. Take a scenic drive through the Hunter Valley’s beautiful countryside with Hunter Valley Tour Company
15. Visit the Hunter Valley Wine Theatre and learn about the history and making of wines in the region at Hunter Valley Wine Theatre
16. Take a Segway or bike tour of the Hunter Valley’s vineyards with Hunter Valley Adventures
17. Visit the Hunter Valley Art Gallery and see works by local artists at Cessnock Regional Art Gallery
18. Take a distillery tour and taste some of the region’s spirits at Hunter Distillery
19. Attend a wine-tasting event and sample a variety of wines from different wineries such as First Creek Wines
20. Visit the Hunter Valley’s farmers market and sample some of the region’s fresh produce at Cessnock Farmers Market

Towns to Explore Near By:

• Broke – wineries known for their Semillon, Shiraz, Chardonnay, Verdelho, Sangivese, Barbera and Dolcetto.
• Lovedale – Lovedale Long Lunch – May each year
• Maitland – fruit wines made from local produce, Steam Fest and Groovin the Moo
• Morpeth – Visit the historic shop fronts, wharves and hitching posts as well as Morpeth Wine Sellers and Moonshine Distillery
• Paterson – historic town of the Barrington Tops. Visit Tocal Homestead, Barrington Tops National Park or a self-guided walk of the mid 19th century sites
• Pokolbin – home to some of our most well-known wine labels and gourmet food
• Singleton – Royal Australia Infantry Corps Museum, Yengo, Mt Royal and Wollemi National Parks, self-guided walk through the historic precinct
• Wollombi – national parks with walking trails, lookouts and Aboriginal rock carvings including Devils Rock, Flat Rock Lookout and Finchley Trig

Hunter Valley Adventures: 20 Must-See Attractions:

1. Visit the Hunter Valley Gardens and take a stroll through the beautiful floral displays at Hunter Valley Gardens
2. Taste some of the region’s renowned wines at one of the many wineries such as Tyrrell’s Wines
3. Take a hot air balloon ride and witness the breathtaking views of the valley with Balloon Aloft Hunter Valley
4. Attend a concert or music festival at one of the region’s venues such as Hope Estate
5. Visit the Hunter Valley Zoo and see a variety of native and exotic animals at Hunter Valley Zoo
6. Enjoy a round of golf at one of the many golf courses in the area such as Cypress Lakes Golf & Country Club
7. Take a cooking class and learn how to make traditional Hunter Valley dishes with Hunter Valley Cooking School
8. Visit the Hunter Valley Chocolate Company and indulge in some delicious chocolate treats at Hunter Valley Chocolate Company
9. Take a tour of the Hunter Valley Cheese Factory and sample some of the region’s cheeses at Hunter Valley Cheese Factory
10. Attend the Hunter Valley Wine and Food Festival and taste the best of the region’s wines and cuisine at Hunter Valley Wine and Food Festival
11. Visit the Hunter Valley Smelly Cheese Shop and taste a variety of smelly cheeses at Smelly Cheese Shop
12. Take a horse-drawn carriage ride through the vineyards with Hunter Valley Horse Riding
13. Attend a wine-making or grape-picking experience at a local winery such as Audrey Wilkinson Winery
14. Take a scenic drive through the Hunter Valley’s beautiful countryside with Hunter Valley Tour Company
15. Visit the Hunter Valley Wine Theatre and learn about the history and making of wines in the region at Hunter Valley Wine Theatre
16. Take a Segway or bike tour of the Hunter Valley’s vineyards with Hunter Valley Adventures
17. Visit the Hunter Valley Art Gallery and see works by local artists at Cessnock Regional Art Gallery
18. Take a distillery tour and taste some of the region’s spirits at Hunter Distillery
19. Attend a wine-tasting event and sample a variety of wines from different wineries such as First Creek Wines
20. Visit the Hunter Valley’s farmers market and sample some of the region’s fresh produce at Cessnock Farmers Market

Towns to Explore Near By:

• Broke – wineries known for their Semillon, Shiraz, Chardonnay, Verdelho, Sangivese, Barbera and Dolcetto.
• Lovedale – Lovedale Long Lunch – May each year
• Maitland – fruit wines made from local produce, Steam Fest and Groovin the Moo
• Morpeth – Visit the historic shop fronts, wharves and hitching posts as well as Morpeth Wine Sellers and Moonshine Distillery
• Paterson – historic town of the Barrington Tops. Visit Tocal Homestead, Barrington Tops National Park or a self-guided walk of the mid 19th century sites
• Pokolbin – home to some of our most well-known wine labels and gourmet food
• Singleton – Royal Australia Infantry Corps Museum, Yengo, Mt Royal and Wollemi National Parks, self-guided walk through the historic precinct
• Wollombi – national parks with walking trails, lookouts and Aboriginal rock carvings including Devils Rock, Flat Rock Lookout and Finchley Trig

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