AustraliaHunter Valley
Discover routes, attractions, and guides in Hunter Valley.
8 routes
Hunter Valley Horse Trekking & Wine
Explore the Hunter Valley on horseback — horse trekking through vineyards and farmland is one of the region's most popular activities, offering a unique perspective on the wine country landscape.
Barrington Tops National Park Walk
Drive north from the Hunter Valley to Barrington Tops National Park — a World Heritage rainforest wilderness with ancient Antarctic beech trees and dramatic escarpment walking.
Aged Semillon & Shiraz Tasting Walk
Walk from estate to estate in Pokolbin for a masterclass in Hunter Valley's unique wine styles — the low-alcohol, high-acid Semillon that transforms with age and the earthy, medium-bodied Shiraz.
Singleton Heritage & Hunter River Walk
Explore Singleton, the Hunter Valley's historical capital — a heritage river town with colonial-era buildings, an extensive riverside park, and the story of coal and wine that shaped the region.
Hot Air Balloon Over Hunter Valley
Rise above the Hunter Valley at dawn in a hot air balloon — the early morning flight provides an unmatched aerial view of vineyards, the Brokenback Range, and the entire wine country from above the morning mist.
Lake Macquarie Foreshore & Bush Walk
Walk the foreshore of Lake Macquarie — Australia's largest coastal saltwater lake — just 30 minutes east of the Hunter Valley wine region, for a complete change of landscape.
Hunter Valley Cellar Door Wine Trail
Cycle or drive the Hunter Valley wine trail through Australia's oldest wine region — visiting cellar doors of estates producing Semillon and Shiraz that have defined the region's identity for 200 years.
Lovedale Long Lunch Wine Walk
Walk the Lovedale Road wine corridor for the Hunter Valley's most concentrated cellar door experience — the Lovedale Long Lunch festival each May fills this quiet road with music, food, and exceptional wine.