Hike to the beat of Nature
Let Mother Nature take you on a journey of invigorating rhythm and soulful relaxation, as you immerse yourself in timeless wonders. Discover the many walking tracks and lookouts around the region and make the most of the cool climate days.
Discover Gibraltar Range
Gibraltar Range National Park is located approximately one hour east of Glen Innes along the Gwydir Highway and is renowned for its spectacular rocky outcrops, giant granite tors, refreshing waterfalls, and jaw-dropping scenic views. There are so many great walks and lookouts to experience.
Explore the Mann River
With superb scenic views across The Great Dividing Range, Mann River Nature Reserve is the ideal spot for camping or enjoying a scenic picnic. Nature lovers will revel in the abundant wildlife, crystal clear waters and clear mountain air.
Birdwatch at Butterleaf
Butterleaf National Park is home to an abundance of wildlife, including many species of birds, and supports many different forest communities. The huge trees in the old-growth forests house yellow-bellied and greater gliders, as well as powerful owls. You may also see wombats and spotted-tailed quolls.
Reward your Efforts
The perfect way to finish off a day of exploring the great outdoors is by relaxing with a good bite to eat and a glass of your favourite drop. Lucky for you, Glen Innes Highlands has an abundance of dining options and local brews to enjoy during your stay.
Local Accommodation
Glen Innes Highlands has many accommodation options to suit all budgets, from the humble motel to the luxurious bed & breakfast and secluded farm stay. There’s also a great range of caravan parks and some free camping areas.
Exhibition: PLAN B: works by James O’Hanlon
Wednesdays-Saturday 10 am - 4 pm, until Saturday 28 May
The Makers Shed, 123 Grey Street, Glen Innes
“I laugh at my own jokes. Sometimes I tell them to other people, more often I make them into art,” James says.
“Having spent years working as a scientist, quantifying the world through an objective lens, I relish in exploring the fantastical through a subjective (mostly silly) lens. This series of works represents me exploring the weird creatures that occupy my mind, and bringing them into some form of reality.”
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Acknowledgement of Country
Glen Innes Highlands acknowledges and pays respect to the Ngarabul people as the traditional custodians of this land, their elders past, present and emerging, and to Torres Strait Islander people and all First Nations people.
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