Things to Do...

Whether its Summer, Autumn, Winter or Spring, there is always something to do at Roseleigh Cottage and the surrounding area. 

Roseleigh Cottage is located 2km from the entrance to the Gloucester Tops National Park which is part of the World Heritage listed Barrington Tops National Park.
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The days are usually bright and sunny for bushwalking, horse-riding, canoeing, swimming, fishing, visiting the markets or a local winery.

See the below list of suggested activities.
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Or just relax and do nothing!

MORE ACTIVITIES:

• Barrington Outdoor Adventure Centre - Canoeing, kayaking, abseiling and mountain biking.
• Gloucester Information Centre - The Gloucester Visitor Centre is open 363 days of the year providing information to visitors about Gloucester and Barrington Tops. 
• Gloucester Farmers Market - 2nd Saturday of each month, 8am to 12 noon at Billabong Park, Denison Street, Gloucester.
• About Gloucester - https://gloucestertourism.com.au/
• Things to do in Gloucester - https://gloucestertourism.com.au/things-to-do/
• Winery information - https://gloucestertourism.com.au/category/things-to-do/wineries/ - the Faulls Ridge Winery is a great place to visit. We recommend calling ahead and booking your tasting. 
• Roseleigh Cottage is located 2km from the entrance to the Gloucester Tops National Park which is part of the World Heritage Listed Barrington Tops National Park. There are a variety of walks within Gloucester Tops; search below to find a walk that suits you:
  • Sharpes Creek Walking Track (4.5km) – located at the base of Gloucester Tops
  • Gloucester River Walking Track (2.5km) – located at the base of Gloucester Tops
  • Gloucester Tops Circuit (8km)
  • Gloucester Falls Walking Track (1.8km short or long) – a favourite
  • Antarctic Beech Forest Walking Track (2.5km short or long) – a favourite
  • River Walking Track (2.5km)
  • Link Trail Gloucester to Careys Peak
• Explore the greater Barrington Tops National Park / Visit NSW Barrington Tops
• There is active bird life in the Gloucester Tops, explore the link to see what birds to look for - thinkingaboutbirds.com 
  • Endangered bird home to the Gloucester Tops - The rufous scrub-bird (Atrichornis rufescens) is a cryptic near-flightless passerine with a powerful song. It is one of only two extant species of the Atrichornithidae - the sister family to the lyrebirds (Menuridae).  The rufous scrub-bird is classified as Endangered under the Commonwealth EPBC Act, and is restricted to five isolated sub-populations in high altitude habitat “islands” in NSW and Queensland, including an area south-east of Gloucester (the Gloucester Tops). Read about the Rufus Scrub Bird in the Gloucester Tops.
• Aussie Ark – Make a day of it, book a tour and be inspired  tour at Aussie Ark where you will experience first hand their commitment to their vision of creating a long-term future for our threatened Australian species. Aussie Ark was established in 2011 as ‘Devil Ark’.

WINTER SNOW INFORMATION:
Join the Barrington Tops Snow Chasers page on Facebook for updates on snow and conditions.