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New Mulumun Trail Section Opens, Boosting Macleay Valley Tourism

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What happened

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The Smoky Cape Lighthouse to Little Bay section of the Mulumun Trail officially opened on November 4. This 7-kilometre trail allows visitors to walk from South West Rocks to Point Plomer. The project received funding from the NSW Regional Activation Fund, Kempsey Shire Council, and National Parks and Wildlife Service.

From macleayargus.com.au

Why it matters

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The trail is intended to support nature-based tourism in the Macleay Valley. Officials stated that the new route encourages visitors to stay in local accommodation and visit cafes, thereby boosting the visitor economy.

From macleayargus.com.au

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    The trail opening could increase demand for local accommodation and cafes, supporting the visitor economy.

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