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Dog-friendly East Tamworth
Between Powerhouse Park and Tamworth Regional Botanic Garden, East Tamworth covers both ends of the lead; Humble Espresso is where the bowl-and-water crowd gathers after.
NSW·Best Autumn + spring for walks; summer needs early mornings
Walking East Tamworth: the local loops
Tamworth Regional Botanic Garden — Paved and unpaved paths wind through diverse garden collections, open lawns, and past a large pond with ducks and other birdlife. Lead-on throughout unless council signage says otherwise. Benches and shade appear often enough for a slow dog.
Peel River Levee Bank Walk — A wide, flat gravel path atop the levee bank offering views of the Peel River on one side and residential areas/parkland on the other. Lead-on throughout unless council signage says otherwise. Benches and shade appear often enough for a slow dog.
Bicentennial Park — Expansive open parkland with mature trees, playgrounds, and paved paths suitable for a leisurely stroll, often with views of the Peel River. Lead-on throughout unless council signage says otherwise. A coffee stop is never far on the way back.
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