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Destination Go local

Five things to do

1. Enjoy: The drive. The small town of Oberon is the destination but it’s what you do along the way that makes the trip especially memorable. Set off early in the day to allow time for a detour to Lincoln’s Rock lookout in Wentworth Falls. Soak up the view and admire the Aboriginal shelters and engravings in the area. Better still, catch the sunset then dine at one of the local restaurants in nearby Leura.

Jenolan Cabins offer basic room amenities so if you want to add a bit of glam to your itinerary, bring your own artisan tea or coffee grind and throw your plush pillows and blankets in the boot. Perched on a hill, the cabins offer stunning views that are sure to make you forget about the thread count. As at July, the Jenolan Caves are still closed but the walking tracks are open. You can also spend the day horse-riding, trail-bike riding or gathering mushrooms in

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