Timbarra

Timbarra, located in the Northern Tablelands of New South Wales, is a picturesque region renowned for its natural beauty and outdoor recreational opportunities. The area encompasses the Timbarra National Park, established in 2003, which spans 1,772 hectares and features diverse landscapes, including granite outcrops and subtropical rainforests. Visitors can explore marked fire trails, offering self-reliant adventures amidst the park's varied terrain. The Timbarra River, also known as the Rocky River, meanders through the region, providing scenic vistas and opportunities for fishing and relaxation. The surrounding valley is characterized by undulating hills and fertile river flats, contributing to its reputation as a prime cattle breeding area. The Petrie family has been part of the Tenterfield community since 1860, with over a century of ownership in the valley. The area offers a tranquil retreat, combining natural beauty with a rich agricultural heritage.