The Barrington Hinterland

Wine Trail

Welcome to the Barrington Hinterland

The Barrington Hinterland blends rolling valleys, boutique vineyards, creative artisans, and warm country hospitality. Nestled between the Barrington Tops, Gloucester, and Stroud, this region offers a relaxed rural escape ideal for wine lovers, nature seekers, and couples seeking a scenic NSW getaway.

Why Visit?

  • Boutique vineyards producing handcrafted wines
  • Scenic drives through the Mograni Range and Barrington Tops foothills
  • Local produce, art, and creative makers
  • Historic townships including Gloucester NSW and Stroud NSW
  • A relaxed, close-to-home NSW weekend escape

Most boutique vineyards welcome visitors by appointment, so calling ahead is recommended for wine tastings and platters.

Trail Overview (a weekend escape)

Friday: Arrive in Gloucester → Dinner → Overnight

Day 1: Mograni Creek Estate → Mograni Lookout → Faulls Ridge → Gloucester lunch → Billabong Park → Gloucester River Wines → Bucketts Scenic Walk → Overnight

Day 2: Gloucester Creatives → Lunch → Gap Hill Vineyard → Stroud Heritage Walk → Silo Hill Lookout → Return home

 

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Accommodation

A curated selection of boutique and country-style stays in Gloucester NSW:

Day 1 – Gloucester & Mograni Valley

Stop 1 — Mograni Creek Estate

450 Mograni Creek Road, Gloucester NSW
Contact: Steve — 0447 450 833
https://mogranicreek.com/

Wine tasting at Mograni Creek Estate features handcrafted, boutique wines, cheese platters, and barista-style coffees served in a peaceful rural setting.

Stop 2 — Mograni Lookout

367 The Bucketts Way, Gloucester NSW
A panoramic viewpoint over the dramatic Mograni escarpment.

Stop 3 — Faulls Ridge Winery

611 The Bucketts Way, Gloucester NSW
Contact: Debbie — 0409 121 304 https://faullsridge.com.au

A relaxed hilltop vineyard known for small-batch wines, beautiful views and warm hospitality.

Stop 4 — Lunch in Gloucester

Great options in Gloucester including Batter & Dough, Hebbies Bakery, Roadies Café, or The Common.

Stop 5 — Gloucester District Park

Enjoy a short riverside walk in the heart of Gloucester NSW.

Stop 6 — Gloucester River Wines

51 Stantons Lane, Gloucester NSW
Contact: John — 0411 120 720 https://gloucesterriverwines.com.au

A tranquil riverside vineyard offering rustic charm and relaxed tastings.

Sunset — Bucketts Scenic Walk

A golden-hour viewpoint over the Gloucester Valley, ideal for photos and a peaceful end to the day, starting 1km along Bucketts Road.

Day 2 — Stroud Heritage, Country Views & Vineyard

Stop 1 — Gloucester Creatives

25 Denison Street, Gloucester NSW

Coffee, cake, and a curated selection of local art and handmade wares.

Stop 2 — Lunch Options

– Ashmar Farmstay Lunch and animal feeding (Bookings required – groups of 4+)
1581 Waukivory Road, Gloucester NSW
Contact: Gayle – 0427 437 980
https://www.ashmarfarmstay.com/
– Lunch in Gloucester before heading south
– Cambodia Street Food at Wards River NSW

Stop 3 — Gap Hill Vineyard

8 Gap Hill Road, Stroud Road NSW
Contact: Fiona — 0404 009 560 https://gaphillvineyard.com.au

Specialising in Verdelho wines, set in peaceful rural surrounds just outside Stroud NSW.

Stop 4 — Explore Stroud Township

A historic village with sandstone buildings, timber bridges, and colonial landmarks. Follow the Stroud Heritage Walk for a self-guided journey through early NSW history. Enjoy afternoon tea at Billy T Café, 75 Cowper Street, Stroud NSW https://www.billytcafeonline.com.au/

Stop 5 — Silo Hill Lookout

A panoramic viewpoint across the Stroud Valley, offering a final scenic moment before heading home.

Visit Us

450 Mograni Creek Road,
Gloucester, NSW, 2422

Opening Hours

Saturday & Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Public Holidays: 12pm – 5pm
Weekday tastings available by appointment.

Contact Us

0447 450 833
enquiries@mogranicreek.com

Mograni Creek Estate operates on the land of the Biripi people. We acknowledge the traditional custodians
of Country throughout Australia and recognize their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. We pay our
respects to their elders, past present and emerging.