Sugar Pine Walk
Image: Jodie Hui
Known as the Pine Cathedral or the Fairytale Forrest the Sugar Pines were planted in 1928 in the Bago State Forrest and now stand protected from any logging activity.
The walk itself is only approximately 500 metres but the majesty of the towering pines will be a sight you won't soon forget.
The drive to the pines from Tumut is one to savour, taking in winding mountain roads and passing through apple orchards surrounding Batlow and stretching across the mountains. Continue along the drive for another 20 minutes and you will arrive into Tumbarumba, another town in the region offering wineries and cafes to call into for a lunch break.
For more information on the Sugar Pine Walk head to Visit Tumut.
| Address |
Kopsens Rd, Laurel Hill NSW 2649 |
| Phone | N/A |
| Website | http://www.visittumut.com.au/exploring/itineraries/1-2-day/sugar-pine-walk.aspx |
| tumutrvc@environment.nsw.gov.au | |
| Distance from TRBC | Approx. 40 mins |
| Opening Hours | N/A |
Also in Things To do
Snowfields
Tumut is nestled is the rolling foothills of the Snowy Mountains so if you're lucky enough to time your trip in winter, it's the perfect opportunity to take in some snow.
Yarrangobilly Caves
Just over an hour from Tumut sits the 420 million year old Yarrangobilly Caves tucked away in the northern end of the Kosciuszko National Park.
Snowy Hydro Scheme
No visit to the Tumut Region would be complete without stopping off to marvel at the feat that is the Snowy Hydro Scheme.
© 2024 Tumut River Brewing Co. All Rights Reserved. Powered by Shopify
