With it's stunning scenery and rich soil, Mudgee has long been an agricultural hub of NSW.
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However, rather than resting on their laurels, Mudgee continues to evolve and adapt and has become a hive of activity where the past meets the present.
Mudgee has long been a haven for wine and food enthusiasts. Since 1858 vineyards have dotted the landscape around Mudgee and the region is now home to almost 40 cellar doors selling an amazing variety of produce.
Add some delicious local lamb or grass fed beef and you have the start of some thing special.
There are also some fantastic cafes and restaurants to visit and get a taste of something fresh and local.
After eating more than you thought you could, take the chance to walk some of it off.
Mudgee is the perfect town for viewing some stunning artworks, playing sport or even taking in a live band or a music festival.
The region attracts over 500,000 visitors each year and the vibrant community doesn't let anyone down.
Historic buildings still line the wide streets of Mudgee with boutique shopping, markets and vibrant arts creating a wonderful atmosphere that locals and visitors crave.
A great source of pride is the Glen Willow Regional Sports Complex, which continues to host a number of local, state and national events including A League matches, NRL games and Super Rugby trials, with numerous players and coaches rating it a first class facility.