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Sunset & The Plains

Cobb Highway, Hay NSW 2711

Enjoy the unique experience of seeing the sunset with a 360° uninterrupted view. The perfect spot for photographers or those wanting to enjoy a traditional “sundowner” as the sun sets over the vast Hay Plains. Located on one of the flattest places in the world, just 16km north of Hay on the Cobb Highway the Sunset Viewing area features a Long Paddock information panel and sculptural furniture.

Operating Hours

Always open

Contact Details

Phone: (02) 6993 4045

Activities

  • Take some stunning sunset photos

Accessibility

Caters for people who use a wheelchair. Caters for people who are deaf or have hearing loss

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