Kangaroo Valley

Kangaroo Valley is a unique valley with a small town in New South Wales, Australia. The Kangaroo Valley River runs through the valley's wildlife-rich rainforests and countryside. The historic Hampden Bridge, a Victorian suspension bridge with castle-like sandstone towers, crosses the river built in 1898. Nearby, Morton National Park is home to the dramatic Fitzroy Falls and some great bushwalks. The district has a strong artistic community and, since 2007, has mounted a biannual arts and music festival. The annual Kangaroo Valley Folk Festival in October is presented by Shoalhaven Folk Club Inc with local, Australian and international performers. The historic township of Kangaroo Valley shares its secrets with a visit to the Pioneer Farm Museum where this historical settlement depicting farm life in the second half of the 19th and early 20th century is brought to life. Invigorating bushwalks are available at the back of the museum park including the Walker Suspension Bridge spanning 72m and leading to two marked bushwalks on more than seven hectares of natural reserve.

Kangaroo Valley Information - VisitNSW webpage.