Getting here and around
The Liverpool Plains is an agricultural hub, spread across a whopping 5,086km² at the gateway to the New England North West. The regional hub of Quirindi services the broader region and is perfectly located for a stop on the inland route between Sydney and Brisbane.
You’ll find us:
- 350km north-west of Sydney
- 230km from Newcastle
- 270km north-east of Dubbo
- 82km south-east of Gunnedah
- 76km north of Scone
- 70km south-west of Tamworth.
The Liverpool Plains is easily accessible by road and rail, with convenient air connections via nearby Tamworth Regional Airport. It’s also the perfect spot to base yourself while you explore the Tamworth region (Tamworth and Nundle), Gunnedah or the Upper Hunter (Murrurundi, Merriwa and Scone).
Getting here
Car
The regional hub of Quirindi is:
Plane
For those travelling by air, the Liverpool Plains connects seamlessly to Tamworth Regional Airport, located just under an hour north of Quirindi.
Regular direct flights between Tamworth and Sydney take just over one hour and are operated by Qantas.
Regular direct flights between Tamworth and Brisbane take just over one hour and are operated by Link Airways.
Coach and Train
Daily train and coach services connect Willow Tree, Quirindi and Werris Creek with cities, coastal destinations and regional centres including Sydney, Newcastle, Coffs Harbour, Grafton, Armidale, Glen Innes, Tenterfield, Inverell, Port Macquarie, Gosford, Singleton, Muswellbrook, Scone, Tamworth, Gunnedah, Moree, Narrabri and Dubbo.
For a full list of routes, timetables and more information, visit the Transport NSW website or contact the Willow Tree Visitor Information Centre.