Where are gold nuggets found in NSW?
Where are gold nuggets found in NSW?
The principal mines were located at the Araluen Creek, a tributary of the Deua River. But gold was also produced in significant amounts at Major’s and Bell’s Creeks, and along the Little River or Mongarlowe River.
Can I use a sluice box in NSW?
ANSWER: All types of fossicking as recognized in the NSW Fossicking Guidelines are allowed, so technically none are ‘unavailable’.
Can you pan for gold in Bathurst?
You can go out and try your luck in the Bathurst region with two public fossicking areas close to the Bathurst and five local businesses that offer gold panning tours and services to suit any group. All fossicking must abide by NSW Fossicking guidelines, see below to download a copy of A Guide to Fossicking in NSW.
Where can I go Fossicking in NSW?
A fossicking license is required in all other State Forest areas. More details can be obtained from Forestry NSW (Bathurst Office 6331 2044)….
- Little River Fossicking Reserve.
- Campbells River Causeway.
- Sapphire Bend.
- Sewells Creek Causeway.
- Native Dog Creek.
What is Sofala gold panning?
Sofala Gold Panning – A Golden Opportunity for your Family. Sofala Gold Prospecting manufactures River Sluices and Rocker Boxes. These items are of the highest quality for you to enjoy whilst fossicking for the shine. They also now run classes to teach you the art of panning.
Where can I Dig for gold in south of Sofala?
South of Sofala is Wattle Flat which has a big common that still gives up small gold but has tonnes of trash to work through to get a result. Hill End/Tambaroora has heaps of public land and though well flogged still has areas with potential, you just have to go slow, low and dig everything.
Where are the gold rush towns in New South Wales?
The Central West of New South Wales is steeped in gold rush history. Towns like Bathurst, Ophir & Hill End all have strong links to the gold rushes of the 19th century, as does the small village of Sofala. Only 44 kilometres from Bathurst, Sofala sits alongside the picturesque Turon River.
What is a Sofala Gold Tour?
Sofala Gold tours are a rare find. Your family will create fantastic memories together and find real gold to keep. The authentic experience of prospecting for your own gold is a rewarding, fun and exciting experience.
