The Rock, NSW Quiet town with a 1920s ambience now a popular commuter settlement for Wagga Wagga. It is claimed that if you stand on the top of The Rock, which rises 364 m above the surrounding plains of the Riverina, you will - at least in theory - have an uninterrupted view all the way to the coast of Western Australia. The Rock is a town with a population of 1,347, [1] in the Riverina region of southern New South Wales, Australia, in Lockhart Shire. It is 32 kilometres (20 mi) south-west of Wagga Wagga on the Olympic Highway .
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The Rock Nature Reserve - Kengal Aboriginal Place offers scenic picnic spots, walking opportunities, picnicking, birdwatching and rock climbing, close to Wagga Wagga. Read more about The Rock Nature Reserve - Kengal Aboriginal Place Highlights in this park Explore Aboriginal special places guided tours See more tours Picnic The Rock Nature Reserve is 34km south west of Wagga Wagga, and 37km east of Lockhart. From The Rock village: Drive 3.8km west along Lockhart The Rock Road The entrance to the reserve is signposted Park entry points The Rock access See on map Parking Kengal (The Rock) Picnic Area See on map By bike The Rock is large outcrop shaped like a crouching lion that rises over the plains south-west of Wagga Wagga, in southern NSW. It is an obvious landmark, and a worthwhile climb for the views from the top of the surrounding country. Access Bring your camera and a pair of binoculars there's much to keep them in constant rotation here. Whether you're looking for something slow or something adrenaline-filled, the accessibility of The Rock Nature Reserve - Kengal Aboriginal Place makes it an appealing option just down the road from Wagga Wagga.
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The Rock is a large outcrop of primarily quartzite that rises over 360m above the Riverina plains south west of Wagga Wagga. It is the highest point in a small range that stands distinct from the flat farmland that surrounds it in all directions. Home / The Rock Connect With Us Half an hour from Wagga Wagga, the wide, shady streets of The Rock are a welcome break from the busy city. Rich with character, follow the self guided Heritage Walk through the main street past historic shopfronts and beneath the magnificent canopy of Kurrajong trees that line The Avenue of Honour. The Rock is also known as Kengal (meaning 'sloping hill'), a Dreaming place, lookout, and ceremonial site for the Wiradjuri People and their descendants. It was once used for male initiation rituals. Traditional lore has it that Kengal was created by Baiame, the creator who also taught the Wiradjuri People how to make fire and spears. Tucked away in quiet farmland, The Rock Nature Reserve - Kengal Aboriginal Place is a small but diverse haven surrounding a remarkable geological giant: The Rock, soaring 364 metres above the plains. There are things to do for every type of traveller at the reserve.
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The Rock, NSW New South Wales 2655 Get directions. Park the car, and step back in time as you take a stroll around The Rock's main streets.. Visit Wagga Wagga has a sleigh load of local gifts you can WIN this festive season. Jingle on over to our A Very Wagga Wagga Giftmas advent calendar to start unwrapping the festive gifts. Welcome to the Rock Regional Observatory . The Rock Regional Observatory is New South Wales newest observatory, located in the town of The Rock, Lockhart Shire which is 32 km south of the city of Wagga Wagga. Enjoy the Wonders of Space and Inspire Young Minds . The facility provides opportunities for young and old to learn and enjoy the wonders.
Rising 364 metres above the plains to the south-west of Wagga Wagga, lies The Rock Nature Reserve - Kengal Aboriginal Place. Popular for day hikers, picnics and even rock climbing. This iconic rock formation is millions of years old and traditionally known as Kengal, meaning sloping hill. Meet me at The Rock, a stone's throw from Wagga Wagga in the beautiful NSW Riverina. RISING 364M ABOVE surrounding plains, the heaving monolith known as The Rock has superb views of a patchwork of farmland, rolling hills and ranges, and even Mt Kosciuszko on a clear day, as well as the Bogong Range and Victorian Alps.
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The second annual Rocks At The Races in 2017 was a resounding success with 12 bands giving the people of Wagga Wagga their all.. This November Rock at the Races returns to Wagga along with a stellar line-up headlined by Daryl Braithwaite himself and featuring Ross Wilson, Choirboys, Thirsty Merc, Pseudo Echo and so many more Aus Rock Legends delivering Classic Hits Live for the 3 rd annual MTC. The Rock to Wagga Wagga - 4 ways to travel via line 624 train, bus, and taxi How to get from The Rock to Wagga Wagga by train, bus, taxi or car Find Transport to Wagga Wagga Travel From To See all options Search accommodation with Expedia Search Transport FAQs Map Operators Explore Need a hotel room in Wagga Wagga? Book now
