Top Attractions For WARWICK

• Seven National Parks - Bald Rock National Park, Boonoo Boonoo National Park, Girraween National Park, Goomburra State Forest Park, Main Range National Park, Queen Mary Falls National Park and Sundown National Park are all within easy reach of Warwick. All have graded walkways and varying facilities meaning that everyone is catered for. Activities to do at the various parks around the area include bushwalking, rock-climbing, birdwatching, photography, picnicking, nature study and line fishing (Sundown only).
  
  
• Wineries - The Border District has earned the reputation as an area for producing wines of a unique quality and style. This is due to the high altitude of the area and it's northern location which creates similar conditions to the wine producing regions in the southern states. There are more than 20 wineries throughout the Border District all open to the public for tasting and cellar door sales. With it's large variety of wines including red and white, sweet and dry, fortified and sparkling this region has something to offer all tastes.
  
  
• Dams - The area's Dams are very popular for swimming, fishing and skiing, with locals and visitors alike.
  
  

Top Activities For WARWICK

• Arts and Crafts Galleries - The Warwick area boasts a multitude of Arts and Crafts galleries with examples of local and traditional works to suit every taste.
  
  
• Local Fruits - Due to its climate, Warwick is famous for its diverse and sumptuous local fruits. Local orchards can be visited, and roadside fruit stalls are well worth a visit to sample some of the local fayre. Every two years there is the celebrated apple and grape harvest festival which sees the area full of visitors from all over.