Soldiers Point to Moree

• Spa Etiquette

  Bring your own towel and swimwear for the artesian baths; facilities are excellent but busy.
• Fuel Stops

  Moree is a major hub, but ensure you have enough fuel for the long stretches between towns on the Gwydir Highway.
• Accommodation

  Book your accommodation in advance, especially during the winter peak season for the baths.
• Dining

  Moree has a variety of dining options, including great country pubs and modern cafes.
• Connectivity

  Mobile coverage is generally reliable in Moree, but can be spotty on the long highway stretches.

• Fatigue

  This is a long drive; plan for at least two major rest stops to avoid driver fatigue.
• Wildlife

  Be extremely cautious of kangaroos and emus, which are common in the plains region.
• Road Hazards

  Watch for heavy trucks on the Gwydir Highway; they are frequent and often large.
• Emergency

  Carry plenty of water and a spare tire, as the climate can be very hot and dry.

• What is Moree famous for?
  It is famous for its natural artesian hot springs and its massive cotton production industry.
• How do I get to Moree?
  The most practical way is by car via the Gwydir Highway from the New England Highway.
• Are the hot springs open all year?
  Yes, the Moree Artesian Aquatic Centre is open year-round, though winter is the most popular time.
• Is Moree a good place for a holiday?
  Yes, it is a great destination for those looking to relax in the baths and learn about rural Australia.
• How long is the drive from Newcastle?
  The drive from Newcastle to Moree is approximately 6 to 7 hours depending on traffic.

• From Soldiers Point, New South Wales, Australia
• To Moree, New South Wales, Australia
• Modes

Winter is the best time to visit Moree to enjoy the hot artesian baths when the air temperature is cool.