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We regularly commute up and down the Pacific Highway, and as more towns have been bypassed it has gotten quicker. The downside? It\u2019s easier to miss some of the special places that are off the beaten track. So, last week we decided to take a detour at the Hawks Nest exit, North of Newcastle and Port Stephens.<\/p>\n

What we found was a lovely surprise.<\/p>\n

A quick question<\/h3>\n

What’s the best place you’ve discovered when you’ve detoured off the beaten track? Let me know in the comments after this article!<\/p>\n

Disclaimer:<\/h3>\n

This article is all our own experience. Everything we did was paid for by us, and no part of it was free or subsidised. That said, some of the links in this article are affiliate links, which means that I get a small commission if you click it and make a booking or purchase. I hope that you\u2019ll use these links anytime you need to book a place to stay or activity! These small commissions help me to keep\u00a0travelling so I can write and film more travel guides for you.\u00a0I would never recommend anything I don\u2019t or would not personally use!<\/em><\/p>\n

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Matt Looking To Broughton Island from Myall National Park.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

After turning off, it\u2019s a short drive into the town of Tea Gardens. Yes, that is a town. If you don\u2019t believe me, check it out on the map below.<\/p>\n