Top Things to do in Dorrigo
Top Restaurants in Dorrigo
What to do and see in Dorrigo, New South Wales: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Dorrigo, Australia including Parque Nacional de Dorrigo, New England National Park, Guy Fawkes River National Park, Gallery 2453, Waterfall Way Gallery, Dangar Falls, Dorrigo Sweet Shop, Dangar Falls, Dorrigo Rainforest Centre, Mountain Metal Art.
Restaurants in Dorrigo
1. Parque Nacional de Dorrigo
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 492 reviews
Reviewed By 768jenniferh768 - Leicester, United Kingdom
I called here on a fairly gloomy/rainy day by it didn’t matter at all (with the right footwear and clothing) it’s still a great place to stretch your legs. The walking trail was good (not too strenuous) and lovely to get out in to hearing and seeing nature - also some good informative signs.
2. New England National Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By Newytrippers
We camped at Thungutti for 2 nights. Had a thunderstorm on the first arvo, but it passed quickly. Toilet clean. Firewood and bbqs provided in all sites. Some have tables. Did one of the shorter walks called Tea Tree Falls. Had a dip in a small waterhole on the way. The view from the picnic ground 3km up the hill (drive to it) is amazing, goes all the way to the coast. Highly recommend if you love the bush and don’t want the crowds around Dorrigo.
3. Guy Fawkes River National Park
4. Gallery 2453
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Named after the post code of the Dorrigo Plateau, Gallery 2453 is a showcase for unique, beautiful artefacts handmade by Plateau artists and artisans. Exhibitions include paintings, glassware, photographs, prints, jewellery, cards, woodwork, and sculpture. The gallery is staffed by local artists. Gallery 2453 is the ideal place to find a stunning memento of your visit to the Plateau.
5. Waterfall Way Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Waterfall Way Gallery is a boutique, contemporary art gallery in the picturesque rural town of Dorrigo. The Gallery is named after Waterfall Way, a stunningly beautiful 2.5 hour drive from Coffs Harbour to Armidale in northern NSW. Dorrigo is situated about half-way along the drive. The Gallery presents exhibitions and recitals by artists and musicians living in the Waterfall Way region.
6. Dangar Falls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 304 reviews
Reviewed By angelaparr77 - Knockrow, Australia
Beautiful natural waterfall with a great swimming swimming hole, which is very accessible providing you are good on your feet. Many steps and some uneven ground to climb down and back up. Coffee cart, picnic tables and playground all near the car park.
7. Dorrigo Sweet Shop
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
An Old Fashioned Sweet Shop full with hard to find sweets from yesteryear. Creating memories for the young and bringing back nostalgia for the young at heart.
8. Dangar Falls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 93 reviews
Reviewed By J5485VHjuliep
A little gem so close to town ! Would love to go swimming there in warmer weather try and do the easy walk to the bottom of the falls
9. Dorrigo Rainforest Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By JocelynC885 - Canberra, Australia
We first came here around 23 years ago and we're interest to see it again as we were in the area. It's well worth a visit. There's walks of different lengths and difficulty to choose from. We started with the short sky walk, then moved on to the longer (2+km) walk to the picnic ground and back. While not too difficult, there are some hills to go up and down. There's a couple of places to sit along the way. It's mostly peaceful walking through the rainforest. We heard and saw lots of birdlife. The path is firm and easy to walk on. Make sure you detour along the bird trail - it's a raised boardwalk through the canopy, with information about birdlife along the way. The longest walk available was a 6.6km track. Back at the rainforest centre we stopped at the Canopy Cafe for refreshments (2 kombucha on tap), and rested before we set out for Dorrigo. Allow yourself 1-3 hours depending on which walk you plan to do. Highly recommend this attraction.
10. Mountain Metal Art
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 4 reviews
Here at Mountain Metal Art everything is handmade by us and local artisans. We are a Blacksmith/Silversmith couple that is interested in everything from Viking to Steampunk. We also offer Blacksmithing lessons for $30 per person per hour.
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