MUST SEE…

Whether you are here for a day or a week, there’s something for everyone.

Warialda Off Road 200

A mix of dust, dirt, and loud engines makes up the two-day weekend of racing, with drivers coming from across Australia. A nationally recognised event that will get your blood pumping and the whole family entertained.

19TH - 20TH SEPTEMBER 2026

An off-road vehicle with orange accents racing through a dirt track, creating a spray of dirt and dust behind it.

Pepper Box Gallery

The exterior of Pepperbox Gallery features a large, colorful abstract painting on an easel displayed on the window ledge. Inside, there are hanging light fixtures and shelves with small items, and a sign with the gallery's name. A potted plant is outside near the window.

Don’t leave town without a visit to the HUB of Warialda. Art, giftware, homewares and more with a side of the best coffee in town. Local’s make this there go to place to catch up over coffee, do an art class, buy a gift or just wander through and gaze at the beautiful artwork from across Australia.

Honey Festival

Warialda is renowned for its wild honey, and what better way to celebrate than with a Honey Festival? Markets, foodies, entertainment, and rides galore. It’s an annual event to put in your calendar.

Assorted candies in clear containers and jars on a store shelf, including sour patch kids, lemon chews, spearmint, raspberry and blue gum, with price tags.

Harvesting the crop

Warialda sits in the heart of the renowned Golden Triangle, an area known for its highly productive farmland. Crops grown in the region include sorghum, wheat, barley, corn and more. Agriculture is the primary economic driver for the Warialda area, supporting both the local economy and surrounding communities. The harvest season for winter crops typically begins in early October and runs through to December, while summer crop harvesting starts in January and continues through to March.

A green tractor harvesting a field of brown crops with a blue grain cart attached, in a rural area with trees and rolling hills in the background.

Cranky Rock

The turn off to Cranky Rock is located 5km east of Warialda, along the Gwydir Highway. The 3km sealed road will take you all the way to Cranky Rock where you will find a jumble of giant boulders heaped in the most fantastic positions by a past volcanic upheaval, features include a suspension bridge and a viewing platform.

Facilities include picnic areas, a large shelter with free barbecues, public toilets and a children’s playground. There is a full time caretaker and kiosk on site and should you wish to stay overnight or even longer there is a campground with powered/unpowered sites and hot showers available.

Large reddish-brown rocks and boulders in a desert landscape with a clear blue sky and some white clouds.

Bumble Bee

If you’re a lover of Transformers, you can’t miss this. A 3m styrofoam statue, which makes a unique selfie spot for any lover of the oversized machines.