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Attractions at Murrurundi 

Burning Mountain

Wingen Mountain, overlooking Burning Mountain. The reclining form of the bereaved Wingen maid can be seen in the profile of the rocks. Burning Mountain is made of marine and coal-bearing sediments dating back to the early Permian period (around 300 million years ago). It appears that two coal seams, around 16 km to the north of Burning Mountain, somehow ignited and have been burning at a rate of about a metre per year. The distance it has travelled suggests that the underground fire began at lea

Paradise Park – Eye Of The Needle

Paradise Park in Murrurundi is a delightful picnic area in semi tropical surroundings; literally at the foot of a steep and densely wooded hill. It is located on Paradise Road past the golf course it has shelters, barbeques, toilets, plenty of birds and at dusk there are usually some wallabies. Take a stroll through the “Eye of the Needle” a rock formation, which is located at the end of the park, a narrow gap wide enough for a person to fit through, which you must pass to reach the summit.

Murrurundi Museum

Glimpse into the past and all things engineering Engineering excellence came to Murrurundi in the form of the models from the “Beautiful Mechanism Series“ which are part of the Art of Engineering and the craftmanship of Raymond McLaren.Housed in the rear of the village’s church hall exhibition centre the working models were part of Raymond McLaren’s collection and shown for the first time in the Hunter region of NSW.The owner of Andromeda Industries Pty Ltd, Mr McLaren prides himself

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