Kyogle
Visitors are attracted to Kyogle and the surrounding villages drawn by the spectacular natural beauty of the area that flows with essence of the Australian rural character.
If you are travelling to or visiting Kyogle, our Summerland NSW website will provide you with information on:
Cross the creek and discover where real coffee is served, dine on French Cuisine with altitude on top of Mallanganee Range, grab a picnic lunch and head out for a day of exploration in our World Heritage Rainforests, or leisurely recreation at Toonumbar Dam. Begin a journey of discovery along the scenic Lions Road and visit the historically significant Border Loop Railway Spiral and Tunnels, or you may chose the Touch the Country Drive visiting the villages of Woodenbong and their now famous Yowie Country Markets, Historic Urbenville, Uniquely Australian Bonalbo and sample Bush Tucker surrounded by authentic indigenous artwork and the home of the Australian Light Horse Tabulam where you can marvel at the longest single span wooden bridge in Australia.
Kyogle has maintained the character of its main street, hidden behind these beautiful façades a plethora of shops; café's, Gallery's, coffee shops and hotels offered the visitor a uniquely Australian experience.
Don't forget to come back to the Summerland NSW website and write reviews on your Kyogle experiences to share with locals and other travellers.
Culturally and environmentally diverse, the area centred on Kyogle is an ideal destination for a holiday.
The district boasts a wide range of natural assets, including the World Heritage listed Border Ranges National Park, Toonumbar National Park and no fewer than 12 state forests, all within easy reach of the towns and villages. And not far away is the Wollumbin/Mt Warning National Park.
An abundance of well-maintained facilities, picnic spots, camping sites, lookouts and walking trails will ensure that you enjoy all Kyogle has to offer. Good accomodation is available in farmstays, bed & breakfasts, rainforest retreats, pubs, motels and caravan parks.
