Hall welcomes Centenary Trail users!
Biking, walking or jogging the ACT Centenary Trail? Welcome to Hall. We hope you will find time to look around, have a famous Hall Burger and Chips from the Daughters at Hall. Enjoy a sumptuous meal and fine wine from 1982 Bar and Grill. Grab some craft beer or local wines from Hops and Vine or Capital Wines. Why not hit the Trail on Hall Markets Day (first Sunday of the month), or when the National Sheep Dog Trials, or Polocrosse are going on? Check our Calendar to see what is coming up. If you pick the right day you can also visit the impressive School Museum and heritage centre. Buy your copy of the excellent guide - Walking and Cycling Canberra's Centenary Trail - from the shop, 'Daughters at Hall'.
We are delighted that major Centenary Trail running / walking events will continue to bring people to Hall. Details will be in our Events Calendar. Enjoy the Trail!
Coming Events
- Remembrance Day in Hall
Meet at the Jim Rochford Grove, Victoria Street Hall at 6pm. All welcome. more
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