Old Springrange Cottage guidebook
Food scene
This a nice fancy little restaurant, winery and smoke house just 10 minutes drive form the Cottage door. Book in for breakfast or lunch!
12 locals recommend
Poachers Pantry
431 Nanima RdThis a nice fancy little restaurant, winery and smoke house just 10 minutes drive form the Cottage door. Book in for breakfast or lunch!
Delicious and unique chocolates just at the door step! Make a little detour before going back home, you will love it!
robyn rowe chocolates
1153 Nanima RdDelicious and unique chocolates just at the door step! Make a little detour before going back home, you will love it!
Lovely and yami restaurant! A great start before or after visiting Hall museum, market or going to climb the hill!
1882 Hall
13 Gladstone StreetLovely and yami restaurant! A great start before or after visiting Hall museum, market or going to climb the hill!
Sightseeing
One Tree Hill Summit – 9kms return, approx 3 hours walk return
Park your car in the village of Hall and walk north along Victoria Street (the village's main street) until you reach Loftus Street where you turn right. Follow this street to Hall Street where you turn left and walk uphill until you see the trailhead sign. The trail winds upslope, in and out of tree cover with impressive views along the way. The trail to the summit lookout is for walkers only and four of Canberra's five city/town centres can be seen on a clear day from the top. Remember to keep to the path and please no dogs in this area.
One Tree Hill Lookout
One Tree Hill Summit – 9kms return, approx 3 hours walk return
Park your car in the village of Hall and walk north along Victoria Street (the village's main street) until you reach Loftus Street where you turn right. Follow this street to Hall Street where you turn left and walk uphill until you see the trailhead sign. The trail winds upslope, in and out of tree cover with impressive views along the way. The trail to the summit lookout is for walkers only and four of Canberra's five city/town centres can be seen on a clear day from the top. Remember to keep to the path and please no dogs in this area.
The Hartley Hall Markets is now one of Australia’s largest home-made and home grown goods markets.
The markets have a rural theme and are held at the picturesque Hall Village Showground, just 10 kilometers north of Canberra.
The markets have grown dramatically since 1987 with just 36 stalls and a 20-cent entry fee with some of the original stallholders still going strong. Since the first gathering many thousands of people have made visiting the Hartley Hall Markets a family tradition.
Friendly atmosphere and great bargains to be found, the Hartley Hall Markets offer the best of fresh produce, baked goods, plants, furniture, clothing, pottery, jewellery, children’s toys, crafts, unique gifts, and much more.
Barbeques, canteens, live music and other entertainment makes each visit a fun, family day out.
Entry is by a gold coin donation helping fund Hartley Lifecare’s disability services.
The Hartley Hall Markets are held from 10am to 3pm on the first Sunday of every month except January.
Hartley Hall Markets
The Hartley Hall Markets is now one of Australia’s largest home-made and home grown goods markets.
The markets have a rural theme and are held at the picturesque Hall Village Showground, just 10 kilometers north of Canberra.
The markets have grown dramatically since 1987 with just 36 stalls and a 20-cent entry fee with some of the original stallholders still going strong. Since the first gathering many thousands of people have made visiting the Hartley Hall Markets a family tradition.
Friendly atmosphere and great bargains to be found, the Hartley Hall Markets offer the best of fresh produce, baked goods, plants, furniture, clothing, pottery, jewellery, children’s toys, crafts, unique gifts, and much more.
Barbeques, canteens, live music and other entertainment makes each visit a fun, family day out.
Entry is by a gold coin donation helping fund Hartley Lifecare’s disability services.
The Hartley Hall Markets are held from 10am to 3pm on the first Sunday of every month except January.
Many nice walks to do in the arboretum and one of the best playground you will find!
131 locals recommend
National Arboretum Canberra
Forest DriveMany nice walks to do in the arboretum and one of the best playground you will find!
City/town information
Canberra, the bush capital, is the paradise for national museums and galleries, kids playground, riding your bike everywhere, and so much more...
24 locals recommend
Canberra
Canberra, the bush capital, is the paradise for national museums and galleries, kids playground, riding your bike everywhere, and so much more...