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Category: Tour to Country Festival

Jan: Shakespeare in the Garden

May 12, 2018 2019, Art & Craft Trail, Full Day Tour, Gardens & Nurseries Tour, Healthy & Fit Adults, Leura, Mountains Magic, Summer, Tag-Along Standard Vehicle, Tour to Country Festival, Touring Vehicle - Range Rover, Villages Touring and Walking Leave a comment

http://www.sportforjove.com.au/theatre-festival/the-leura-shakespeare-festival

Feb: Heritage Poetry Festival

May 11, 2018 Orange District, Tour to Country Festival Leave a comment

https://www.visitorange.com.au/whats-on/festivals/banjo-paterson-australian-poetry-festival

Mar: Outback Cultural Festival

May 10, 2018 Orange District, Tour to Country Festival Leave a comment

https://www.visitnsw.com/destinations/country-nsw/dubbo-area/wellington/events/man-ironbark-festival

Apr: Hills Craft & Folk Festival

May 9, 2018 Sofala District, Tour to Country Festival Leave a comment

The End Festival 2018

May: Mt Vic Steam Train Fair

May 8, 2018 Autumn, Backroads & Heritage Tour, Full Day Tour, Healthy & Fit Adults, Mount Victoria, Tour to Country Festival Leave a comment

Great Train Weekend – 150th Anniversary of the opening of the Great Western Line

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Our Tour Director, Steve

Hike ready with V8 Range Rover duly equipped with lambswool seats and mod-cons

The Best of the Blue Mountains and Beyond

Tour to Country Fair: ‘Daffodil Country Gardens’

Sat 7th September 2019

The Craft of Touring Forum

Hiking and Touring Trail topics discussed

Nature Stories

Link to book review

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Thanks to the ongoing volunteering generosity of Friends of Nature Trail, we reconnoitre and research every walking route as part of our preparation for each commercially-offered walking tour.

On multi-day tours, we select the best of local stays direct.

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Nature Trail acknowledges and respects the traditional Aboriginal peoples of the Blue Mountains region - the Dharug, Gundungurra, Dharawal and Wiradjuri - their ancient ancestral heritage, culture, custodianship and perpetual governance rights over the land. We refer visitors interested in local Aboriginal culture only to local Aboriginal guides.

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