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Eden Lookout
If you are looking for a whale watching vantage point, Eden Lookout showcases panoramic views across Twofold Bay. The lookout is on the northern headland of the bay, looking back towards Ben Boyd National Park on the southern headland. Humpback whales often come into Twofold Bay, one of the only places along the coast they … Read more
Killer Whale Museum
The Eden Killer Whale Museum was established in 1931, with displays to discover the intriguing story of the whalers and killer whales working relationship in Twofold Bay. The whaling industry operated in Eden from the early 1800s through to the 1930s. The Orcas would herd passing whales into the bay and alerting the whalers to give … Read more
Ben Boyd National Park (Green Cape Area)
The entry to Beowa National Park (renamed from Ben Boyd National Park) is at several locations. The location of this brown sign destination is where to turn off the highway for the Green Cape area at Edrom Road, south of Eden. Shortly turning in is a brown sign for several features of the Green Cape … Read more
Richmond Range National Park
Richmond Range National Park offers World Heritage rainforest walks, campgrounds, scenic views, and horse riding, near Kyogle and Casino, in northern NSW. This entrance is further south from the Bruxner Hwy west of Casino. To Get There
WW2 Tank Traps
Wooden stumps were installed in locations along the “Brisbane Line” to force tanks to rise up, exposing the belly for attack with explosives. The rugged terrain would have forced enemy vehicles to have to use roads, which would have been destroyed. Tank traps and boulders were part of the defensive line. A brown sign is … Read more
Thunderbolt Hideout
Thunderbolt Hideout is 12 km north-east of Tenterfield. The brown sign is on the side of the road at the site with a short 150 metre walk to the hideout. The hideout is one of many caves and bush hideouts used by Captain Thunderbolt, a bushranger named Fred Ward. Other Thunderbolt brown signs include Thunderbolts … Read more