Rylstone-Kandos Area
Old rail wagons filled with rocks at the entrance to Kandos
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If you enjoy peace, tranquility, spectacular scenery and the gentle rhythm of rural life the Rylestone Shire will delight you, just as its history will enthral.
One of the earliest settlement areas west of the Great Dividing Range, the shire's towns, villages and hamlets have been bypassed by time. Today, they're much as they were a century ago: unspoilt, charming and friendly rural communities. This patina of history complements Rylstone Shire's natural attractions: its sweeping landscapes, idyllic waterways, dramatic mountain ranges, and a wide range of flora and fauna that includes rare and endangered species.
Being away from the tourist track, this is a special place where you can stop the clock, kill the phone, and have a relaxing time discovering what makes Rylstone Shire the Central West's best-kept secret.
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