Pages Creek is a serene, mostly perennial stream in New South Wales' Upper Hunter region. Originating on the southern slopes of the Great Dividing Range near Ben Halls Gap, it meanders southeastward, descending 842 meters over its 38-kilometer journey before merging with the Hunter River. The surrounding area is characterized by undulating to hilly terrain with fertile basalt soils, supporting both native and improved pastures. The region offers a tranquil rural setting, making it ideal for grazing and lifestyle pursuits.
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