Guyra, on top of the range, is an attractive town with a diverse blend of attractions. Renowned for their natural beauty the New England Tablelands are distinct from one season to the next. The Glen Innes region is known as Celtic Country, an identity proudly taken on by locals and physically manifested by the Standing Stones. The town's lively spirit is also evidenced in the range of festivals and events. There's also a generous allocation of World Heritage National Parks including the Gibraltar Range and Washpool. Some of the region's other great assets actually have a price on them - sapphires, emeralds and topaz of the gem and mineral fields. West of Glen Innes and off Australia's Country Way, in the heart of gemstone country lies Inverell, an ideal place to try your hand at fossicking. Further north along Australia's Country Way is Tenterfield where the famous saddlery still stands. Throughout the town there is nostalgia for forgotten eras preserved in landmark buildings commemorating citizens such as Sir Henry Parkes, Father of Federation. Take a trip out to the stunning Bald Rock and Boonoo Boonoo Falls National Parks. Then it's a short journey to the state border with Queensland.