Weabonga is a quaint village nestled in the Great Dividing Range, approximately 37 km southwest of Walcha, New South Wales. Situated at an elevation of 749 meters, it offers a temperate climate with annual rainfall between 750 to 850 mm. The landscape features undulating valleys and steep hills, adorned with native trees such as box, ironbark, and stringybark. Historically, the area was known for gold mining in the 1850s, and today, it remains an agricultural hub, primarily focused on sheep and cattle breeding.
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