Travel to Mudgee in Australia. Mudgee is a township in the Central West region of the Australian state of New South Wales. Together with its neighbour Gulgong, Mudgee offers a fantastic historical heritage and a host of great small wineries.Mudgee’s name comes from a local Aboriginal phrase meaning “nest in the hills”, reflecting the town’s position amongst hills created by long extinct volcanoes.From Sydney, local airline FlyPelican operate approximately 20 flights a week, it is a very scenic and quick 45 minute flight from Sydney Airport.From Sydney, Mudgee is an easy 3.5 hour drive (261 km). Take the Great Western Highway through the Blue Mountains or alternatively the Bells Line of Road through Windsor. Turn off for Mudgee just past Lithgow.From Newcastle, Mudgee is a 3.5 hour drive (290 km). Take New England Highway to Singleton. Turn off for Jerry’s Plains, through Denman, Sandy Hollow, Merriwa. Turn off for Mudgee approximately 10 km past the Cassilis intersection.From Canberra – a 6 hour drive (471 km) through Yass to Boorowa, Cowra, Canowindra, Molong, Wellington to Mudgee. Alternatively Cowra to Bathurst, Sofala, Ilford and Mudgee.From Brisbane – an 11 hour drive. Follow the Newell Highway to Dubbo then head east for Mudgee or alternatively the New England Highway to Tamworth, then through Gunnedah, Tambar Springs to Coolah and Mudgee.Countrylink coach connections are available from Lithgow, meeting the morning Dubbo XPT. Cityrail ] trains service Lithgow every 1-2 hours from Sydney, with an additional afternoon/evening service running to Mudgee every day but Saturday.Mudgee has a local bus service. .Many of the attractions of Mudgee are in the surrounding areas, and although the town centre is nice, being in town for a few days without a car or bicycle could be frustrating to a traveller.Most cellar doors open at 10am

Airport: DGE Mudgee Airport Cities in Australia

Country: Australia