Adelong Falls Gold Mill Ruins — Attraction in Adelong

A beautiful place, especially those ancient ruins in this valley, a place that is not crowded and good in summer holidays, especially when the temperature rises. I advise everyone, to pay attention to the rocks and reduce the place when going down to the gold mine, especially the parents that they should be careful about their children inside the river and when swimming. You can park the car in the park, and there is a special park for the disabled with a sign.

information, if you come from afar, watch out for a road through the mountains. it is better to bring your food with you and there is a village very close to the gold mine if you want to buy food from there.

Archaeological landmarks over 150 years old in Australia. You can read more about these monuments on information panels and pictures as well. There is no difficulty in reaching these trails, you just have to be careful when going down...

This was a very nice surprise stop off on our way from Melb to Sydney. There is a nice viewing point just next to the car park that allows you to look down at the flowing river below. For the prepared, you can set up a nice picnic under the shaded canopy and relax for the afternoon. It is very family friendly. The walk down to the water is short, and you can see some nice historical machinery from the gold mining days. You'll also see small run down buildings from back when they used to run their operations. I nice little bit of Australian history. The walk through took around 30-45 mins, and was well worth it. Bring your swimmers if you want to take a nice short dip as there are sections where you can do this, and also encouraged to wear closed shoes as we spotted trails of bull ants, along the trail. Or...

A scenic one hour drive from Wagga Wagga. Adelong Falls Gold Mill Ruins is a great place for a day adventure. Bring some decent walking shoes and a camera. Unfortunately it is not wheelchair accessible. There are many steep steps and rocky paths.

This place is stewing in history. There are many info boards along the walk, explaining the process of how the mines operated, and with mines as intact as they are it is easy to imagine how it once was. The running water makes for a relaxing time as you walk along. Make sure to look out for small lizards, butterflies and wildlife. We even found a turtle!

Gold panning is popular and still viable. If you have the gear you might have some luck!

There is a main car park with drop toilets and...