Mudgee Central West NSW
Frog Rock
Before arriving at Mudgee in the Central West of NSW, we stopped at Frog Rock to take a quick photo of this unusual rock that looks like a giant frog. Interesting for a quick stop and photo. Its also easy to find as it is well signposted.
Mudgee Regional Museum
This little museum packs a huge amount of history into a tiny building. A huge amount of artifacts from Musgee’s past are on display over two floors in the main building and in the old church out the back.
Several of the rooms are displayed as period settings while others display collections of
The shed at the back of the house contains a vast number of old tools as well as carriages
Mudgee Colonial Inn Museum 
Mudgee Colonial Inn Museum 
Mudgee Colonial Inn Museum 
Typewriter Collection 
Doll Collection 
Old Mudgee Gaol Key 
Old Carriages Mudgee Colonial In Museum
Mudgee Brewery
We arrived before beer serving commenced so had a coffee before exploring Mudgee and returning later. On our return we tried the sample beers of four small beers for $8.00. This was a great way to taste their products and we decided on the wheat beer was the best but unfortunately was not available in stubbies for purchase only as full size bottles. Instead we bought a six pack of the pale ale.
Sculpture Park
Sculpture Park on the banks of the Cudgegong River was a relaxing wall while looking at the sculptures the local council has placed there
Sculpture Park 
Sculpture Park 
Sculpture Park
Mudgee Town Centre
In the centre of town is the Mudgee Clock Tower and St Mary’s Church both worth a look. At the next intersection is St John the Baptist Anglican Church. We walked down Market Street as it has some great old buildings on both sides of the road that are well maintained and look fantastic.
Mudgee Clock Tower 
Main Street Mudgee 
Main Street Mudgee 
Main Street Mudgee 
Main Street Mudgee 
Council Chambers Mudgee
Railway Station
We also drove to the old Mudgee Railway Station which is under two kilometers from the centre of town. Although the train no longer runs here the old building is very nice and has been repurposed into an art gallery.
Mudgee Railway Station 
Mudgee Railway Station
Of course Mudgee’s greatest attraction for some is the wine produced in the region. There are many wineries in the area. and you can spend many happy hours driving around and sampling their produce.
Mudgee Observatory
Only 23 km from town is the Mudgee Observatory. A great place to go at night to learn about astronomy and make your own observations of the stars.
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