[NSW] 12th July, Sunday – Drive day to Settlers Arms Inn

Established in 1836, the Settlers Arm Inn is built from convict – hewn sandstone. Surrounded by mountains, it nestles alongside the Macdonald River within the tiny village of St. Albans, the heart of the Macdonald Valley, New South Wales.

This is it, we’re going for a post lockdown drive and pub lunch.

We will be driving to the Settlers Arm Inn, 94 kms north west of Sydney. The Settlers Arms Inn is surrounded by mountains and nestles alongside the Macdonald River within the tiny village of St. Albans in the heart of the Macdonald Valley, New South Wales.

10.00am—Meet at McDonalds McGraths Hill. Cnr Groves Avenue and Windsor Road, McGraths Hill. Drive via Pitt Town onto Maroota then onto Wisemans Ferry. Cross the ferry then onto Settlers Arms Inn for lunch.

For those wanting to meet at the Settlers Arms Inn be there at 11.00am.