Most who come to stay here simply relax in the environment of these special cabins and take in the awe-inspiring views. However, some other options you might like to take include:
HORSE RIDING/ DRIVE YOUR OWN SULKY:
This is a cost in addition to your accommodation tariff.
Centennial Glen Stables (neighbouring property – 2.5kms: approximately 10 mins drive) can cater for all of your horse needs. Horse riding for beginners to experienced riders. Mountain trails, open paddock, lead horses for children & beginners. Safety helmets provided. A unique experience is the Drive Your Own Sulky option!
They now offer an “All Day Experience” which includes catching, grooming, saddling and other skills. Great for horse mad kids!
All these activities are by appointment only. Bookings are essential.
(02) 47 871193 or 0438871193 for reservations.
EXPLORER WALKS:
If horse riding doesn’t appeal to you then perhaps you might prefer a walk, but please remember the old farm rule: Leave a gate as you find it! (Closed gates to be re-closed…open gates to be left open)
Horses may be patted but NOT ridden and the cattle are NOT “pattable”. Please do not feed anything to the cattle or horses….they are on strict diets ….grass, that is!
1. ALONG A COUNTRY ROAD
Depart from the Shearing Shed and Cabin entrance gate and walk uphill along the road. Stop at the top of the hill (gate and cattle yards) and admire the 360 degree views: NORTH, EAST, SOUTH to the Blue Mountains escarpments and WEST to distant blue hills.
If you wish, continue through the next gate and down the hill. You may walk along the road until you reach the next cattle grid and the gate. This is the end of our property.
On your return walk, enjoy the fresh air and ever changing views of the cliffs and mountains. A walk in the early morning and then again in the late afternoon will reveal very different colours and attributes of the escarpment.
2. WOMBAT HOLES AND CREEK WALK
This is a cross paddock walk…driving in paddocks is definitely not permitted. Proceed as for “Country Road” walk….go along the road and up the hill.
Proceed as for “Country Road” walk….go along the road and up the hill.
Go through the gate at the top and then through the double gates on your right.
Continue left along the fence line (north) until you reach the gate on the far side of paddock (metal, near a power pole).
You are now entering the Creek Paddock. Wander along and then follow the mown pathway down to the creek and tree-line. As you wander along the creek using the mown pathway, you will observe many wombat holes (especially in the sides of the creek bank). A walk early in the morning or in the late afternoon means you may also encounter wallabies and kangaroos. Wombats usually only come out when its quite dark (8 or 9pm).
Continue following creek to the right and this will bring you through two gates (2nd one is beside stone all at a couple of sheds) and back towards the cabins.
3. A WALK AMONG THE TREES
Depart from the shearing shed BUT follow road to the right. (back the same way you drove in on arrival.
Continue to house and cattle grid with red wagon wheels, then follow road back up to 2nd cattle grid (stone wall).
Follow track/road to the right until you come to a metal gate on right near the road with sign: Alex Flat: Please close gate.
Walk along road to the end gate and to white tape on your right. It is electric tape, so duck under it or use plastic handle to unhook/rehook.
Then it’s down the hill through the paddock to a water trough and another white tape. Then through the gate. You will arrive at the rear (southern side) of the cabins
(May also be walked in reverse order)