WELCOME TO THE
HILLTOPS REGION
Discover our hidden gems and savour the flavours of our amazing food and wine in Boorowa, Harden-Murrumburrah, Jugiong, Young and surrounds, NSW.
HARDEN - MURRUMBURRAH
Where history, heritage, silo art and the Lighthorse meet in the Hilltops.
The Hilltops Region is a destination for award-winning wine, fresh seasonal produce and stunning luxe-country stays.
With gorgeous views, rich soils and a proud agricultural history, the Hilltops Region is known for its cool-climate vineyards, cherry and stone-fruit orchards, paddock-to-plate dining, and warm hospitality.
Perfectly located on the Hume Highway, around halfway between Sydney and Melbourne and just 90 minutes from Canberra, the region is home to the thriving towns of Boorowa, Harden-Murrumburrah, Jugiong and Young as well as our many charming villages.
From luxe glamping on the riverbanks to historic pubs and countryside B&Bs, the Hilltops Region invites you to slow down, stay awhile, and taste the good life – all year round.
Eat + Drink
Taste the flavours of the Hilltops where exceptional wines, seasonal produce and paddock to plate dining creates an unforgettable food experience all year round.
Hilltops Wine Region
Places To Stay
OUR SUMMER EVENT HIGHLIGHTS
FOREVER YOUNG GALLERY - JOINT CALLIGRAPHY EXHIBITION
29 NOVEMBER ONWARDS
Celebrate traditional brushwork, contemporary glass art and a serene Korean tea ceremony.
YOUNG LION'S CLUB COMMUNITY MARKETS
SATURDAY 29 NOVEMBER
Enjoy fantastic community markets with handmade goods, live music, great food and a wide variety of fresh local produce
MULTICULTURAL CHERRY FIESTA
FRIDAY 5 DECEMBER
Step into a new, vibrant multicultural experience that begins the festivities for the 75th National Cherry Festival.
THE 75TH NATIONAL CHERRY FESTIVAL
FRIDAY 5 - SUNDAY 7 DECEMBER
The 75th National Cherry Festival is back for a milestone celebration, featuring a special Multicultural Cherry Fiesta night with celebrity guests and all the festive fun you’ve come to love.
Acknowledgement to Country
Aboriginal People are the first Australians with the oldest continuing cultures in human history.
We Acknowledge the Traditional Custodians, The Wiradjuri people and Ngunnawal people within the Hilltops Region. We pay respect to Elders past and present and recognise their continuing connection to land, water and culture. We also pay respect to the knowledge embedded forever within the Aboriginal Custodianship of Country.
