What to see and do in and around Robertson
The main features of the district are the waterfalls, the green rolling hills and the views over the spectacular Illawarra Escarpment, which can be seen from various points east of the Village. The Illawarra Highway, above Macquarie Pass about 4 kms east of Robertson, affords good views but be careful to pull safely off the road before taking it all in.
The area is also famous for the special flora and fauna of the “Yarrawa Brush”, the cool temperate rainforest. On the sandstone plateaux south and north of Robertson are found very interesting examples of Sydney Sandstone bushland. Scenic drives are available along Tourist Road, through Kangaloon, back towards Bowral or Mittagong; or via Belmore and Fitzroy Falls, back to Moss Vale. You can also visit the historic and scenic Kangaroo Valley, by going via Fitzroy Falls. The famous Barren Grounds is approximately 15 Km south-east along the Jamberoo Mountain Road (just before the road drops down the escarpment – so it is easily accessible from Robertson). Minnamurra Falls and Jamberoo village are close by, just down the Jamberoo Mountain Pass. That road is not suitable for caravans and buses but is a popular driving road for car and motorcycle touring groups. |
Enjoy the views...
Lake Illawarra seen from the top of Macquarie Pass – 4 Km east of Robertson, with the Pacific Ocean in the distance.
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Attend a local event
Listen to some live music or visit the CTC@Robertson Cinema!
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Visit the local shops
Or the Robertson Markets
Take a bicycle ride
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GARDENALIA Open Garden and Plant Stall Opening during Tulip Time 12th to 24th September and the last weekend of each month until May 2018 See website for details www.gardenalia.com.au or email margaret@gardenalia.com.au Groups welcome anytime by appointment 0477 213141 |
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