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Orange (New South Wales) attractions
Orange (New South Wales) attractions
Cook Park, Summer Street. Cook Park is a large park occupying a city block in Orange. It is full of established European trees and is spectacular in early autumn.
Botanic Gardens, Kearney's Drive, northern outskirts of Orange. A 17 hectare garden, the Botanic Gardens have concerts and performances in summer.
Mount Canobolas , the highest point in Australia west of the Great Dividing Range at 1395 meters (4575 feet), is located 20km west of Orange. The view from the summit is excellent and there are many day walks on the slopes. Although Orange itself has only a few snowfalls a year, snow is common on Mount Canobolas and snow chains may be required in winter.
Orange Regional Art Gallery, Civic Sq (off Peisley Street). ph 02 6393 8136.
Banjo Paterson Memorial Park, Ophir Road. This park is located at the Narambla homestead, birthplace of AB "Banjo" Paterson, Australia's most famous poet and author of the lyrics of "Waltzing Matilda".
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