The spectacular drive along the Waterfall Way stretches over a distance of 280kms reaching from the Pacific Highway west to Tamworth.

Climbing up the sealed and maintained trunk road of the Great Dividing Range and travelling through the Plateau and across the slopes you experience the unique beauty of many waterfalls, scenic views, World Heritage listed forests and National Parks. The clean, cool air of the Plateau and availability of pure spring-fed water makes Dorrigo a healthy, reinvigorating destination.

Eighteen million years ago the now extinct Ebor Volcano moulded the basalt rich rolling hills and green pastures of our region. Dorrigo Plateau rises from an altitude of 670m up to 1586m on its western boundary of the Snowy Ranges. This offers you a very diverse journey on which you can spend many days exploring and enjoying the Plateau’s attractions.

While in Dorrigo, attend an exhibition of graceful rural crafts and fine arts,sample locally grown produce and bush tucker or simply puzzle over the biggest collection in the southern hemisphare of railway-rolling stock from yesteryears.