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Sightseeing
Minyon Falls are a must to visit. Take the time to do the full loop track, a 13km Grade 3 hike that takes in some spectacular scenery
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Minyon Falls walking track
Minyon Loop WestMinyon Falls are a must to visit. Take the time to do the full loop track, a 13km Grade 3 hike that takes in some spectacular scenery
Located in World Heritage Nightcap National Park, Protesters Falls is a must see while exploring the Lismore Hinterland. The easy walk from Terania Creek Picnic Area winds its way through the bangalow palm forest to the base of the falls.
Swimming is not permitted in the area as it is home to the endangered Fleay's barred frog.
Protesters Falls and Terania Creek is home to the first successful anti logging protest in 1979. For more information please call The Lismore Visitor Information Centre.
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Protesters Falls
Protester Falls TrackLocated in World Heritage Nightcap National Park, Protesters Falls is a must see while exploring the Lismore Hinterland. The easy walk from Terania Creek Picnic Area winds its way through the bangalow palm forest to the base of the falls.
Swimming is not permitted in the area as it is home to the endangered Fleay's barred frog.
Protesters Falls and Terania Creek is home to the first successful anti logging protest in 1979. For more information please call The Lismore Visitor Information Centre.
Neighbourhoods
Just a short and scenic hinterland drive from Byron Bay and on the way to Minyon Falls, the quaint little village of Federal is now becoming a popular place to enjoy the country lifestyle.
Once called Jaspar, the village grew after the Big Scrub was felled, and over the last decade new settlers have revitalised or created new services. A long-closed butcher’s shop is now a popular café-restaurant called Doma.
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Federal
Just a short and scenic hinterland drive from Byron Bay and on the way to Minyon Falls, the quaint little village of Federal is now becoming a popular place to enjoy the country lifestyle.
Once called Jaspar, the village grew after the Big Scrub was felled, and over the last decade new settlers have revitalised or created new services. A long-closed butcher’s shop is now a popular café-restaurant called Doma.
Located about halfway between Lennox Head and Byron Bay, Newrybar is a historic hinterland village with charm to spare.
One of the biggest drawcards here is Harvest, an award-winning restaurant, deli and bakery housed in what was the oldest bakery in the country. Harvest creates legendary sourdough from the 119-year-old wood-fired oven; stocks a fascinating array of local products in the deli; and its seasonal menu at the restaurant draws people from far and wide.
The hamlet has more than its share of great retail, too: don’t miss Newrybar Merchants, where you can pick up homewares and lifestyle pieces by local artists and artisans (in a charming 1890s homestead); the eponymous studio of jewellery designer Louise Shaw; and more great homeware finds at Luther & Co.
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Newrybar
Located about halfway between Lennox Head and Byron Bay, Newrybar is a historic hinterland village with charm to spare.
One of the biggest drawcards here is Harvest, an award-winning restaurant, deli and bakery housed in what was the oldest bakery in the country. Harvest creates legendary sourdough from the 119-year-old wood-fired oven; stocks a fascinating array of local products in the deli; and its seasonal menu at the restaurant draws people from far and wide.
The hamlet has more than its share of great retail, too: don’t miss Newrybar Merchants, where you can pick up homewares and lifestyle pieces by local artists and artisans (in a charming 1890s homestead); the eponymous studio of jewellery designer Louise Shaw; and more great homeware finds at Luther & Co.
City/town information
Bangalow takes everything great about its coastal sister of Byron Bay – including a passion for food, a tightknit creative community, and a love for the great outdoors – and distils it into a laidback package befitting this hinterland setting. The main street is a postcard-perfect line-up of historic Federation-style buildings, today home to innovative restaurants and cafes that hero local produce.
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Bangalow
Bangalow takes everything great about its coastal sister of Byron Bay – including a passion for food, a tightknit creative community, and a love for the great outdoors – and distils it into a laidback package befitting this hinterland setting. The main street is a postcard-perfect line-up of historic Federation-style buildings, today home to innovative restaurants and cafes that hero local produce.
From its surf shops to its marina full of fishing boats, from its gloriously golden sand to its art deco architecture, Brunswick Heads is the quintessential Aussie beach town. The reboot of popular drama Sea Change was even shot here. But don’t come expecting Hollywood buzz; the sleepy hamlet on the North Coast of NSW is as laidback as they come, with bare feet and salty hair accepted and expected.
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Brunswick Heads
From its surf shops to its marina full of fishing boats, from its gloriously golden sand to its art deco architecture, Brunswick Heads is the quintessential Aussie beach town. The reboot of popular drama Sea Change was even shot here. But don’t come expecting Hollywood buzz; the sleepy hamlet on the North Coast of NSW is as laidback as they come, with bare feet and salty hair accepted and expected.
Byron Bay needs little introduction. The balmy sun-kissed town on the North Coast of NSW known as much for its bountiful beaches as its rainforest hinterland, creative community and innovative food scene. It was once the favoured domain of hippies and boho seachangers – these locals never left, but have been joined by forward-thinking restaurateurs, designers and celebrities.
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Byron Bay
Byron Bay needs little introduction. The balmy sun-kissed town on the North Coast of NSW known as much for its bountiful beaches as its rainforest hinterland, creative community and innovative food scene. It was once the favoured domain of hippies and boho seachangers – these locals never left, but have been joined by forward-thinking restaurateurs, designers and celebrities.
Food scene
Our menu celebrates the simplicity of traditional Mediterranean flavours through delightful dishes created to be shared.
In March 1911, O’Possum Creek Public School opened its doors to local pupils. The school was built on the northern side of Opossum Creek, a 27ft by 22ft building with a verandah on the northern side, close to Friday Hut Road, which in those days was the main track between Murwillumbah and Ballina.
Situated 7km from Bangalow and 18km from Byron Bay at 471 Friday Hut Road, The Hut Byron Bay is set amongst the old school grounds.
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The Hut Byron Bay
471 Friday Hut RoadOur menu celebrates the simplicity of traditional Mediterranean flavours through delightful dishes created to be shared.
In March 1911, O’Possum Creek Public School opened its doors to local pupils. The school was built on the northern side of Opossum Creek, a 27ft by 22ft building with a verandah on the northern side, close to Friday Hut Road, which in those days was the main track between Murwillumbah and Ballina.
Situated 7km from Bangalow and 18km from Byron Bay at 471 Friday Hut Road, The Hut Byron Bay is set amongst the old school grounds.
Since opening in September 2012, it has become a magnet for locals, day-trippers, and people travelling through the hinterland en route to Nimbin or Lismore. Doma consistently serves up some of the best Japanese fare in the region. Everything from the heartiness of the miso soup through to the high quality produce is just delicious. There are also home-made burgers (meat and vegetarian), hot chips, and a daily specials board to choose from. Aside from a small traditional Japanese doma room, seating is mostly outside.
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Federal Doma Cafe
6 Albert streetSince opening in September 2012, it has become a magnet for locals, day-trippers, and people travelling through the hinterland en route to Nimbin or Lismore. Doma consistently serves up some of the best Japanese fare in the region. Everything from the heartiness of the miso soup through to the high quality produce is just delicious. There are also home-made burgers (meat and vegetarian), hot chips, and a daily specials board to choose from. Aside from a small traditional Japanese doma room, seating is mostly outside.
The Farm is principally a working farm which houses a collection of micro-businesses all sharing in a common goal. You are invited to come and see for yourself how a farm operates, supports the environment and contributes to a healthier lifestyle.
‘Grow, Feed, Educate’ is the motto and inspiration for the farm and the community at large. It is the first hand experience of seeing how food is grown and produced that makes eating it so much more pleasurable. From this simple pleasure sprouts a curiosity and desire to learn more.
Enjoy your visit to The Farm and leave feeling inspired to make even the smallest change towards a healthier, more harmonious existence with their land, their animals and their communities.
The Farm offers visitors an opportunity to meet our farmers and take an educational behind the scenes farm tour. Experience a guided walk around the grounds of The Farm and gain first hand knowledge of their sustainable and ethical farming practises.
They welcome large or school groups who are interested in agriculture, farming and live stock. Their farmers will designate a time to take groups around and show you what they are achieving here at The Farm.
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The Farm Byron Bay
11 Ewingsdale RdThe Farm is principally a working farm which houses a collection of micro-businesses all sharing in a common goal. You are invited to come and see for yourself how a farm operates, supports the environment and contributes to a healthier lifestyle.
‘Grow, Feed, Educate’ is the motto and inspiration for the farm and the community at large. It is the first hand experience of seeing how food is grown and produced that makes eating it so much more pleasurable. From this simple pleasure sprouts a curiosity and desire to learn more.
Enjoy your visit to The Farm and leave feeling inspired to make even the smallest change towards a healthier, more harmonious existence with their land, their animals and their communities.
The Farm offers visitors an opportunity to meet our farmers and take an educational behind the scenes farm tour. Experience a guided walk around the grounds of The Farm and gain first hand knowledge of their sustainable and ethical farming practises.
They welcome large or school groups who are interested in agriculture, farming and live stock. Their farmers will designate a time to take groups around and show you what they are achieving here at The Farm.
"A country pub in the hills between Byron Bay and Lismore. Cold beer, meals til' late, live music and accommodation. See ya soon!"
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Eltham Pub
441 Eltham Rd"A country pub in the hills between Byron Bay and Lismore. Cold beer, meals til' late, live music and accommodation. See ya soon!"
Retail
For decades, Byron has been a place where people moved to recalibrate their lives and nail the perfect work/life balance. The locals have long understood that to get the most from life you need to love where you live, feel inspired by your environment and connect with the people around you. Habitat was created with all this in mind.
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Habitat Lifestyle Precinct
1 Porter StFor decades, Byron has been a place where people moved to recalibrate their lives and nail the perfect work/life balance. The locals have long understood that to get the most from life you need to love where you live, feel inspired by your environment and connect with the people around you. Habitat was created with all this in mind.