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Shopping and Markets
The Chatswood Mall Market is a bustling weekly event serving a range of ready-to-eat dishes from international cuisines including Japanese, Malaysian, Turkish and more, as well as fresh produce. The Lunar New Year is a special time to visit the market, to see free performances and special dishes. Keep up to date with stallholders and special events via their Facebook page.
Chatswood NSW
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Historical Sites and Heritage Locations
Chauncy Vale Wildlife Sanctuary, was established in 1946 and is one of the oldest private conservation areas in Tasmania. It was inspiration and home to Nan Chauncy - A multi award winning author of children's adventure novels. Nan's writing captured a vivid picture of the Tasmanian landscape, it's people and it's living creatures that were "real" life, not the mechanisation and gadgets of modern society. She wrote to share her love of Tasmania- Her island shaped like a heart. Chauncy Vale Wildlife Sanctuary, a 415 hectare reserve linked by a walking track to Flat Rock Reserve (455 ha), is visited by bushwalkers, bird watchers, field naturalist groups, families, groups and school parties. With it's enchanting natural environment, heritage, culture and history, Chauncy Vale has shared a role in creating many meaningful experiences for several generations of Tasmanian schools, families, individuals and community groups. There are a range of walks available which lead to points of interest such as Brown's Cave, Eve's Bath, Guvy's Lagoon and Flat Rock lookout. There are several areas suitable for picnics and gatherings, with toilets, BBQs & picnic facilities, and a meeting room available for booking.
Bagdad TAS
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Historical Sites and Heritage Locations
The Chauvel Border Light Horse Trail has been developed to allow Australians to explore the commemorative monuments and artwork that acknowledge the contribution and sacrifices of the Australian Light Horse from the Boer War through to World War Two. The trail traverses the New South Wales-Victorian border and spans from Shepparton in the south, through the high country and across to Wagga Wagga. There is a physical printed map as well as a digital version that can be downloaded. The trail is also visible on Google Maps. Each monument (or artwork) has a detailed description for the visitor to provide context and a background story.
Corryong VIC
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Natural Attractions
Close to Crowdy Bay National Park's northern entrance, this grassy, wind-sheltered nook is nestled behind the dunes and offers plenty of space for the kids to run around. Only a short drive from Port Macquarie, Cheesetree picnic area is a perfect family destination for a day filled with swimming, fishing, surfing and walking the sandy white beaches. Curious about the name? The cheesetree is a native rainforest species named for its cheese-shaped fruit, a favourite for many of the park's resident birds. Keep your eyes peeled for glossy black cockatoos and swift parrots. After lunch, if you feel like exploring, head south along the beach towards the popular Diamond Head campground. From here, there's a range of walks from the Forest walking track to the more challenging Diamond Head loop walk. Take a virtual tour of Cheesetree picnic area captured with Google Street View Trekker.
Diamond Head NSW
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National Parks and Reserves
Cheetham Wetlands consists of lagoons and saltmarsh of varying salinity levels created through the activities of a Saltworks that used to operate in the area. Deliberate creation of a number of relatively shallow ponds provides an environment which attracts many birds who like to feed on vegetation, insects, larvae and other small animals both in the water and on the pond floor. At different times, Cheetham Wetlands has been home to over two hundred species of birds. Many birds return year after year. These birds breed mainly in the northern hemisphere during June and July and migrate southwards between July and November. The Wetlands are protected, through international agreements, as important habitats for wildlife and are not open to the public. The only way to view the wetlands is from the observation tower. Conditions can change in parks for many reasons. For the latest information on changes to local conditions, please visit the relevant park page on the Parks Victoria website. Be bushfire ready in the great outdoors. Refer to the Bushfire Safety section on the Parks Victoria website for tips on how to stay safe.
Point Cook VIC
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Parks and Gardens
Nestled in the Kerry Forest you will find Chefingo's Trout and Marron Farm located at The Forest Lodge Resort. The Lake is stocked with fresh trout every year and they offer Angler Rods for hire. They feature one of the only places in the southwest where you can fish your own trout and have the Chef cook the trout for you. Catch and release or catch and kill to take it home or let the Chef cook it for you. Or cook it yourself on our BBQ area. During the season, they offer Marrons which the guest can purchase for take away or they can cook it at the BBQ area, or they can cook it at the Restaurant.
Pemberton WA
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Parks and Gardens
Located within the Dandenong Ranges Botanic Garden, the Chelsea Australian Garden at Olinda is a permanent display, featuring an enormous Waratah sculpture, waterfall and billabong. Over 15,000 plants have been used in the design, with over 400 different Australian species. Wander around the sealed paths and discover an amazing variety of building materials, plant shapes and beautiful vistas. Sit and listen to the frogs and birds. Discover the interpretive signs and read more about this enormous project. If you have time bring a picnic and enjoy the spacious lawn next to the stunning Boab trees. Built on an unused grassed area of the former Olinda Golf Course, this feature enhances the environment by introducing additional rare and endangered plant species and providing more native habitats for plants and animals. The garden also provides a fantastic opportunity for locals and tourists to connect with Australian nature and learn about native plants and sustainable landscape design. Conditions can change in parks for many reasons. Before your visit, please check the relevant park page on the Parks Victoria website for updated changes of conditions and familiarise yourself with important bushfire safety information to ensure your experience is safe and enjoyable. For information about fires, Fire Danger Ratings and Total Fire Bans visit the website.
Olinda VIC
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Shopping and Markets
Chelsea Ceramics is a welcoming pottery studio based in Blayney, NSW, offering fun and creative pottery classes for kids, alongside adult workshops and handmade ceramics. Kids classes are all about getting hands on with clay, learning new skills and giving children the freedom to be creative and make something completely their own. You can also find a range of Chelsea Ceramics handmade pieces at Dirty Janes Orange.
Blayney NSW
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Shopping and Markets
Cherie Collective aims to provide women of all ages with a range of high-quality lingerie, sleepwear, and shapewear. Find a beautiful range of lingerie, seamless shapewear, soft and lightweight sleepwear in cotton and natural fabrics, along with comfortable everyday undergarments including singlets, briefs, socks & hosiery. With over 20 years of experience, come in for expert fittings to determine your correct size, and discuss any fit-related issues. The team can recommend specific brands that are tailored to your body shape, needs, and preferences. Choose from a variety of organic candles, bath salts, and linen sprays made from natural waxes and essential oil blends - a perfect gift to yourself or to those you care about most. Store gift vouchers are also available.
Lismore NSW
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Shopping and Markets
Cherrie Baby is one of the best shopping destinations in the Whitsundays, with stores in both Proserpine and Cannonvale. It's so much more than just a baby shop, with over 90 of the best brands of kids clothing, shoes, toys, accessories, prams and more! If you've forgotten your child's swimmers, baby hat, shoes or favourite toy when you packed your suitcase you can be sure to find what you need at Cherrie Baby. The store is an experience in itself that attracts visitors from all over, full of beautiful things for babies and children. Cherrie Baby is also one of the largest stockists in Australia of Jellycat soft toys and their huge wall of Jellycats has become a popular attraction. Shop with confidence, knowing that every product they feature has been chosen with love and care from brands like Goldie & Ace, Huxbaby, Olli Ella, UppaBaby, Toshi and more.
Cannonvale QLD
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Agritourism
Pick your own juicy, delicious cherries from December to early January at Cherries at Verdun! Check their website for updated opening hours through the picking period. Visit the historic Gallasch Homestead, continuously run by the family since 1847. Easy to access orchards and trees are trained with lots of low fruit for children to pick. Just 5 minutes from Hahndorf. Lookout for the roadside signs from Verdun (near the Stanley Bridge Hotel) and also Greenhill Road. EFTPOS, picnic area and stunning views.
Balhannah SA
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Agritourism
Sweet, juicy, delicious, premium cherries straight from the tree! This family farm is open during cherry season (December) for visitors to enjoy the orchard and pick delicious cherries. The timing of cherry season will depend on weather conditions which influence fruit ripening. The 2025 season is expected to open around 5 December, with more fruit starting to ripen a week later. For a great fun morning out with family or friends visit the orchard to pick your own cherries, or buy them ready picked from the farm gate. The flavour direct from this Mudgee orchard is amazing. Cherries are very seasonal and their ripening times can vary depending on the weather and the cherry variety. Trees are pruned short to make picking easy and fun for children and adults. Cherries are best picked early morning as they stay fresh longer when picked while still cool - and it's more fun for the pickers too! Bring an esky, bags/boxes and ice to keep your cherries cold on the way home. For safety, good walking shoes are advisable when visiting the farm. Bookings are recommended and maybe essential at peak times on weekends. The orchard opens mornings only, usually Thursday - Tuesday but it depends on cherries. Check dates on the booking system before you come.
Mudgee NSW
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Entertainment Venues
Cherry Street Sports is a welcoming community club in the heart of Ballina, offering relaxed dining, live entertainment and family friendly experiences for locals and visitors alike. Open daily for lunch and dinner, Cherry Street Sports serves generous meals, weekly specials and great value dining in a casual and friendly atmosphere. Families can enjoy the dedicated kids play area and school holiday activities, while Thursday nights feature $5 kids meals with the purchase of a main meal. Kids playground and open space allows them to burn off the energy. Visitors looking to experience authentic local hospitality can enjoy live music, community events, major sporting broadcasts and social bowls, all within a relaxed setting close to Ballina's town centre. Whether you're catching up with friends, enjoying a meal after a day exploring the coast, or looking for a welcoming venue to experience the local community, Cherry Street Sports offers a genuine Ballina experience for all ages.
Ballina NSW
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Natural Attractions
A small concrete cherub once marked the main entrance to this hidden cave off Moreton Island. While the guardian has since disappeared, this underwater world remains to be discovered by the adventurous diver. Cherub’s Cave is a large, circular cave, roughly 20 by 15 metres, with six exits providing a ‘choose-your-own-adventure’ style dive. The entire area is surrounded by rocky gullies, smaller caves and overhangs to explore. Pelagic life, including barracuda, kingfish and trevally, patrol the area, and divers will also encounter turtles, gropers and wobbegong sharks. Grey nurse sharks gather in the gutters at Cherub's Cave over winter and make for very interesting dive companions.
Moreton Island QLD
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Sports and Recreation Facilities
Start in Whitfield and take the King Valley Road to Cheshunt. Ride over the bridges in Cheshunt and turn right onto Upper King Road. This road continues over Lake William Hovell. You will pass numerous vineyards, former tobacco and hops farms on your ride and could think you have been transported to Italy. If you're short on time, turn around at Christopher's Road near the bridge. The top of the climb is marked with an orange post on the left hand side overlooking Lake William Hovell. Return via the same road.
Whitfield VIC
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Natural Attractions
Set on the banks of the picturesque King River, Cheshunt Reserve is a peaceful grassy area perfect for day visitors looking to relax and enjoy the natural beauty of the King Valley. This scenic spot offers plenty of space for picnics, with stunning river views and easy access to the water. It's the ideal place to stop for a break or spend a leisurely afternoon. Families will love this reserve as it's a perfect spot for a swim with the kids or skimming rocks along the riverbank. Visitors can also take advantage of fishing access points, with clear signage to guide you to the best spots. Cheshunt Reserve is just a short walk or cycle from the main hub of Cheshunt via a beautiful cycle trail, making it a convenient and enjoyable stop for cyclists exploring the region. It's a day-use area only, camping is not permitted. With its tranquil setting and proximity to local amenities, Cheshunt Reserve is a must-visit for anyone seeking a quiet escape in nature.
Cheshunt VIC
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Historical Sites and Heritage Locations
The historic Cheviot Tunnel is a key feature of the Tallarook to Mansfield Rail Line which operated between 1883 and 1970 and now the Great Victorian Rail Trail open to walkers, cyclists and horse riding enthusiasts. The Great Victorian Rail Trail meanders through undulating farmland along the majestic gum lined Goulburn River with stunning views into the foothills of the Victorian High Country. Being the only tunnel on this line, and made using handmade bricks using local clay, which remain in excellent condition today it has tremendous heritage values. The Cheviot Tunnel was constructed to pass trains across the Black Range at McLoughlin's Gap roughly half way between Yea and Molesworth. The tunnel was constructed from an estimated 675,000 handmade bricks using local clay. This was sourced from Quinlan's pit in a nearby paddock just west of the Tunnel. Some steel hooks that held lanterns in emergencies still exist near the four indented safety alcoves. These are located at regular intervals along the eastern wall. The Cheviot Tunnel is situated between the towns of Yea and Molesworth on the Great Victorian Rail Trail.
Yea VIC
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Spas and Retreats
Chi, The Spa at Shangri-La Sydney draws inspiration from ancient Asian healing and wellness philosophies to create a place of personal peace, enchantment and well-being. The serene spa has six luxurious suites with vast private changing areas and aroma steam showers; three with deep infinity-edge baths for relaxing soaks and twin beds for couples treatments. A sanctuary in the heart of the hotel, Chi, The Spa offers more than 20 specialised treatments from rejuvenating massages and nourishing facials through to wellness retreats and pampering experiences. Chi’s Health Club has a fully equipped gymnasium, heated indoor swimming pool, whirlpool spa, dry and infrared sauna.
The Rocks NSW
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Shopping and Markets
Chic and Antique is full of up-cycled vintage and antique furniture, as well as an eclectic range of vintage wares, and clothing. Browse the store and find anything from an antique day bed, rocking chair, chairs, candelabras, mirrors, and old wicker baskets to iron artwork. Chic and Antique also stock linen, cotton clothing, knitwear, scented candles, eco-friendly giftware, jewellery, and footwear.
Dungog NSW
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Shopping and Markets
Chic Clothing Co. prides itself on customer service and will go the extra mile to keep the customer coming back, bringing you fashion that is suited to the stylish woman of today's society. Chic Clothing Co. sells clothing that is chic, comfortable and affordable. They are a locally owned and run award-winning business located in Dungog.
Dungog NSW
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Landmarks and Buildings
Chichester Dam was constructed between 1915 and 1926 and is a minor concrete gravity dam, upstream of Dungog, in the Hunter Region. One of the Hunter's most important freshwater storage facilities contributing about 35-40 per cent of the Lower Hunter's potable water supply. The dam wall is 254 metres long and 43 metres high and is anchored to the bedrock below the wall by 93 stressed tendons. The catchment for Chichester Dam is largely within the Barrington Tops National Park, and as a result, it is one of the most pristine catchments in Australia. Wood is located near the barbecues or you can bring your own gas barbecue. To protect the dam there is no swimming, boating, or motorized sports allowed. No dogs are allowed so leave the pooch at home. All the roads within the site are sealed and can be accessed by coaches.
Bandon Grove NSW
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National Parks and Reserves
The moderately difficult Chichester Range Camel Trail is located in Millstream-Chichester National Park and follows part of the old camel trail. The trail is eight kilometres long and can be accessed from both ends or 16-kilometre return. Expect some steep slopes, natural obstacles and loose rocks. The Chichester Ranges are remote and spectacular. A walk along this amazing heritage trail in the early morning showcases a beautiful landscape of colour changes and is an opportunity to discover some iconic Pilbara wildflowers, such as Sturt’s desert pea, mulla mulla’s and the holly-leafed grevillea. Python Pool is a permanent water hole (perfect for a swim) surrounded by shear red rock walls. From the car park, follow the trail leading to the pool, then turn left and follow the steep trail up the escarpment. Look back for stunning views of the coastal plain. If you decide to complete the one-way walk, start at Mount Herbert and have a vehicle meet you at Python Pool. If completing the return walk, begin at Python Pool. Know before you go and check for alerts, emergency incidents and road/park closures www.emergency.wa.gov.au and https://alerts.dbca.wa.gov.au.
Roebourne WA
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Natural Attractions
Picturesque Chichester State Forest is located in the Lower Barrington Tops and offers free picnic and camping grounds, the majority located near pristine rivers or creeks. Enjoy bushwalking, swimming, trail biking and four-wheel driving. Dogs on leads are permitted. Chichester State Forest is divided into two distinct areas, the western side centred on the Allyn River and the eastern side centred on the Telegherry River. Telegherry, Frying Pan, Currawong and Coachwood camping areas are located in the lush south-eastern side of the forest, best accessed from Dungog. Interesting short walks are to Problem Creek Falls (3.2km return) and the steep but short Dundungara Falls. White Rock, Old Camp and Pademelon Park are camping areas on the south-western side of the forest, best accessed from Gresford. Allyn River Forest Park is a great place for a picnic whilst the famous Ladies Well swimming hole is within a short distance of camping areas. Temperatures vary considerably between the foothills (170 metres) and the Barrington Plateau (1,577 metres). Night temperatures regularly drop below zero from June to November. Campers are advised to pack cold/wet weather gear, and take their own fresh drinking water. Forestry Corporation of NSW has been managing environmental sustainability, tourism and renewable timber production in NSW's State-owned commercial native and plantation State forests for more than a century.
Dungog NSW
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Natural Attractions
Chick Hill Walk is a short but challenging bushwalking trail offering rewarding panoramic views across the surrounding landscape. Spanning approximately one kilometre return, this Level 4 walk takes around one hour to complete and is suited to walkers with a moderate level of fitness. The track begins at the intersection of Wirrinya Avenue and Taaffe Road in Hamilton Park and quickly climbs uphill, delivering a steady and often steep ascent. While the distance is relatively short, the climb can be demanding, with minimal signage along the route. Walkers should be prepared for uneven terrain and are encouraged to take care, particularly on steeper sections. At the top, the effort is rewarded with sweeping views across the region, including glimpses of the Alpine ranges and Mount Buffalo in the distance. The trail also connects with the Ridge Track, providing an option for more experienced hikers to extend their journey towards Mount Glenrowan. Chick Hill Walk offers a satisfying challenge for those seeking a quick but invigorating outdoor experience, combining bushland scenery with scenic lookouts just minutes from town.
Glenrowan VIC
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