This can be a Christmas Lunch and or/a Dinner RTE depending on how far or how much time you have on hands.
Lunch can be the Royal Cafe and dinner could be the Aspley Arms Hotel?
So come and join us for a great lunch or Dinner or both and stay overnight and enjoy some good riding roads getting there and back.
Book your own accommodation.
“Walcha Royal Cafe & Boutique Accommodation” take a step back in time & recharge - limited cottage accommodation
http://walcharoyalcafe.com.auor
http://www.apsleyarms.com.au a bike friendly pub!
Location:
https://www.google.com.au/maps/place/Walcha+Royal+Cafe/@-30.984499,151.5904338,16.42z/data=!4m13!1m7!3m6!1s0x6b9fdc6936048a95:0x40609b49043b7c0!2sWalcha+NSW+2354!3b1!8m2!3d-30.983333!4d151.6!3m4!1s0x6b9fef5b035ce75b:0xdda8b0779c217d8d!8m2!3d-30.9856989!4d151.5951638
Another overnight option is the incredibly tidy Walcha Caravan park
Cabins from $100 , camp $30.
https://walchacaravanpark.com.au/Cnr Middle St & North St , Walcha
Ph: 02 6777 2501
Routes
If you are traveling from Sydney, the quickest and most scenic route to drive to Walcha is up the Newcastle Expressway onto the Pacific Highway via Hexham, Raymond Terrace, Stroud, Gloucester and Barrington. Approximately 16km north of Raymond Terrace on the Pacific Highway, you TURN LEFT on the Bucket’s Way to Gloucester and Stroud. Travel through Gloucester, Stroud and Barrington and approximately 1.5km north of Barrington you TURN RIGHT where the sign says Walcha. Walcha is approximately 142 kms from Barrington. This is the most scenic part of your journey where you cross several rivers and slowly climb up into the New England Ranges with wonderful views of the Giro Valley and mountains as you drive. You eventually get to the Walcha Shire and then begin driving through very picturesque and fertile grazing land where you will see some of the best cattle and sheep grazing country in NSW.
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