Clarence Valley
September 19th 2008 01:30
The picturesque Clarence Valley is nestled in the Northern Rivers region of New South Wales and boasts astonishing natural beauty, extraordinary cultural diversity, idyllic weather and an abundance of outdoor activities.
The commercial hub of the Clarence Valley is the historic city of Grafton situated on the banks of the Clarence River - the largest river in the region and the link between the rugged highlands of the upper Clarence and the golden beaches that fringe the sparking Pacific and many large river islands.
As one of Australia's largest waterways - over 400kms from source to sea - the Clarence can be explored in a plethora of ways including a genteel river cruise, hire boat and houseboat or more extreme methods such as high-adrenalin white water rafting, canoeing and kayaking.
The list of outdoor activities on offer reads like a dream for the adventurous types: abseiling and rock climbing, bird-watching, bushwalking, horse-riding, surfing lessons, tours and water-skiing. The Clarence also has seven golf courses, basketball courts, bowls, cricket, cycling, tennis, hockey and squash. There's even skiing, rowing, boat racing, go-karting, football, equestrian, horse racing, rodeos, car rallies and speedway facilities.
For the more 'indoorsy' types, the Clarence has around thirty-four studios, arts & crafts galleries, antiques and collectible stores while sightseeing lovers will enjoy the stunning examples of colonial architecture that offer a glimpse of early country life at the seven museums.
For more activities available at The Clarence, click here.
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