HORSE TREKS

Nimbin Rox horse treks are situated on the beautiful 200 acre Nimbin Rox property.

Each Trek takes 2 hours and includes a half hour introduction to riding with Allan, our experienced guide and 'horse whisperer'.

Our treks run 7 days a week, all year. Treks are limited to 5 people per trek and include an introductory lesson,if you need one, all your safety gear, a rain poncho and your horse, of course.

Trekkers are ask to arrive 15 minutes before advertised start time.

Group bookings are available; please contact us if you require more information.

Summer trek times    [Nov 1 to Feb 28]
morning    .................................................. 0930 - 1130
afternoon .................................................. 1600 - 1800

Winter trek times    [Mar 1 to Oct 31]
morning    .................................................. 0930 - 1130
mid day    .................................................. 1200 - 1400
afternoon ...................................................1500 - 1700

Cost .......... $49 per person

What you need to bring:
• Closed shoes (thongs or sandals not permitted)
• Raincoat
• Water bottle (available at reception)

THE TOWN RUN

We do a free Bus run to Nimbin twice a day, so you can do your shopping or just save yourself the walk.

Departs Hostel at...................................................1130

Returns to Hostel at................................................1200

Departs Hostel at...................................................1430

Returns to Hostel at................................................1500

LOCAL MARKETS

Every week, there is a market somewhere. The Rainbow Region is famous for its trade and craft markets, where people from all walks of life gather to sell their wares and shop for food, clothes, tools and art.

Nimbin has a market held at the Community Centre every third and fifth Sunday of the month.

It is especially worth the trip to see the Channon Market, which is held every second Sunday of the month. With a large number of market stalls to browse, you can stay until the evening to watch the famous drum circle come to life as people pour into the main area to dance and enjoy themselves, accompanied by great fire shows.

PROTESTERS FALLS

The Protesters Falls, located in the World Heritage Nightcap National Park, got its name after the first successful anti-logging protest that took place there in 1975.

It ensured the preservation of this breath-taking piece of jungle, as well as many endangered species who call it home.

No swimming allowed, as this area is home to the endangered Fleay's barred frog. Nonetheless, it is still a beautiful short hike through the jungle to see the waterfall with excellent photo opportunities all along.