About Gundagai & the Southern Tablelands
Gundagai sits on the Murrumbidgee River in NSW's Southern Tablelands, a region known for rolling hills, historic gold mining country, and excellent access to walking trails. The town serves as a natural base for exploring the nearby Adelong area and its extensive network of tracks ranging from easy riverside walks to challenging hill climbs.
Walks & Trails
The Adelong district, 30km south, offers the most concentrated trail network. Adelong Falls Mine Trail is an easy walk through mining heritage, while Mine Managers House Walking Trail explores the area's gold mining past. For more demanding hikes, try Twisted Sister, GC Mile Trail, Esses, Paul Peril, Mundowie Trail, Auto Alley, Original Recipe, or Womboyne Trail. Mountain bikers can tackle the MTB Loop.
Camping
Three caravan parks sit within 2km of town: Gundagai Cabins & Tourist Park, Gundagai River Caravan Park, and North Gundagai Rest Camp. Further afield, options include Golden Gully Caravan Park, Sandy Beach Reserve (free camping), Reflections Tumut River, and Blowering Caravan Park.
Attractions & Things to See
Adjungbilly Creek lies 13km away as a scenic natural landmark. Further out, Adams Hill offers views across the Southern Tablelands region.
Golf
Gundagai Golf Club is just 1km from town. Nearby alternatives include Adelong Golf Course (26km) and Tumut Golf Course (37km).
Pubs & Dining
Gundagai has three pubs within town: Gundagai District Services Club, Gundagai Bowling Club, and Lotts Family Hotel. For a day trip, Tumut River Brewing Co (36km) offers local craft beer in the Tumut Valley.
Wineries & Cellar Doors
Borambola Winery is located 54km south and offers cellar door tastings of local wines.