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I'd like to welcome you to our beautiful town, full of rich history, culture, art and community.  

Having lived here for a great many years there is never a dull moment whether you're here to visit, find your forever home in our historic town, looking to start a business or invest in our region, I hope you love it as much as I do.

We're very proud to be able to share with you all of the reasons to visit, live or invest in Glen Innes Highlands including: the high achievements of our schools; recent investments in the renewable energy sector; new sporting developments and infrastructure projects; opportunities for new businesses to leverage the benefits of our physical location.

Carol Sparks

Mayor, Glen Innes Highlands

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Our friends from twowheeltours and goodnessgravel have designed and reviewed 6 courses from around Glen Innes Highlands perfect for your very own self-paced rides. 

Each course varies in difficulty and has a full or short options to suit different experience levels.

1. Fun of Furracabad Loop (55km or 42km loop).

2. Beauty of Bald Nob Loop (96km). 

3. Beardy/Red Range/Pinkett/Pretty Valley (90km or 56km).

4. Black/Slow/Mitchell/Nightcap Mountains (130km or 80km). 

5. The Kings Loop/Kingsland and Kings Plains (113km or 64km). 

6. The Big Loop (170km or 87km).

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Our friends from twowheeltours and goodnessgravel have designed and reviewed 6 courses from around Glen Innes Highlands perfect for your very own self-paced rides. 

Each course varies in difficulty and has full or short options to suit different experience levels.

1. Fun of Furracabad Loop (55km or 42km loop)

2. Beauty of Bald Nob Loop (96km)

3. Beardy/Red Range/Pinkett/Pretty Valley (90km or 56km)

4. Black/Slow/Mitchell/Nightcap Mountains (130km or 80km)

5. The Kings Loop/Kingsland and Kings Plains (113km or 64km)

6. The Big Loop (170km or 87km)

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2020 has flown by, can you believe November is here? With it comes some exciting events and activities happening around our region as we edge closer to the holiday season. The Glen Innes Highlands Shop has a whole lot of new products in store from talented local suppliers, just in time for the Christmas shopping frenzy to begin. We welcome you to make the trip and experience the wonder that is Glen Innes Highlands this November.

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Glen Innes Severn Council is a part of the local community and provides services to the community. Residents are Council’s customers and Council is your servant – that’s the Local Government relationship which we all respect. Council’s priority is the local community. Therefore, Council is operating and making decisions during the Coronavirus Pandemic with the focus firmly on the community and Council’s role as a part of the community.

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For a list of frequently asked questions regarding the new COVID-19 restrictions and how they might affect you and your business.

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Bid Blast #15 November 2019

Grant Funding Opportunities and Resources

Welcome to Glen Innes Severn Council’s newsletter informing committees, community groups, businesses, and not for profits of potential funding opportunities through grants.

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Bid Blast #11 June 2019

Grant Funding Opportunities and Resources

Welcome to Glen Innes Severn Council’s newsletter informing committees, community groups, businesses, and not for profits of potential funding opportunities through grants.

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Bid Blast #7 February 2019

Grant Funding Opportunities and Resources

Welcome to Glen Innes Severn Council’s newsletter informing committees, community groups, businesses, and not for profits of potential funding opportunities through grants.

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Bid Blast #5 November 2018

Grant Funding Opportunities and Resources

Welcome to Glen Innes Severn Councils newsletter informing committees, community groups, not for profits of potential funding opportunities through grants.

Australian Celtic Festival announced as a finalist for the 2018 NSW Tourism Awards, Festivals and Events

The NSW Tourism Awards celebrates the hard work and commitment shown by NSW tourism operators and businesses over the past 12 months. The program is about developing our industry as a whole, encouraging excellence and improvement, and all entrants should be congratulated. The judges have been incredibly impressed by the high calibre of entries in this year’s program.

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