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| Gara Gorge is the site of Australias commerical Hydroelectric scheme in 1894 which can be viewed from the Threlfall Walk. |
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Gara Gorge is locally referred to as the Blue Hole and is located 16kms from Armidale along the Castledoyle Road. Gara Gorge is a popular picnic and barbecue spot. It is well known for its scenic bush strolls and beautiful swimming holes. It is also the site of Australia s first commercial Hydro-electric Scheme. The remains of this historic scheme can be viewed today, via the Threlfall Historic Walk. No camping is permitted at Gara Gorge. Please call in at the Armidale Visitor Information Centre for further information on National Parks.
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Directions: Take the Waterfall Way east out of Armidale and turn right into Castledoyle Road, following the signs to Gara Gorge. Continue straight ahead at the intersection into Blue Hole Road for a further 2.5 km. There is a short stretch of gravel into the gorge. |
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