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Penrith City Council has launched a new Visitor Guide promoting the array of outdoor adventures and thrilling adrenaline attractions the City has to offer.

The new Visitor Guide provides an insider’s view of Penrith, with themed itineraries such as  ‘Adrenaline Rush’ to help visitors with their planning.

‘Adrenaline Rush’ offers information on attractions including the climbing gym, The Climber Collective - predominantly an adult suited facility; Freak VR, providing immersive entertainment in Virtual Reality; and Penrith Whitewater Stadium offerings of guided rafting for beginners (12yrs and over) and self-guided rafting for the more adventurous (16 years and over).

The Guide also uncovers fascinating historical treasures and celebrates Penrith’s diverse arts and cultural scene while also providing a comprehensive list of dining and accommodation options and a host of family fun activities.

Penrith Mayor Tricia Hitchen said that while the guide will be used to attract visitors to Penrith and help them plan and make the most of their stay, it is also a great way for locals to discover, or rediscover, their own adventurous City.

Mayor Hitchen notes “It’s easy to overlook what’s in your own backyard, but with the Visitor Guide, residents can see Penrith in a whole new light. It’s also a great resource to have on hand when family and friends come to stay, as it’s full of ideas for days out, great places to eat and things to see.”

The Visitor Guide is full of information on how to get here, where to stay and inspiration for what to see, where to eat and what to do.

Mayor Hitchen added “The Visitor Guide highlights our strengths and showcases our diverse tourism offering. As a resident it can be easy to look elsewhere for entertainment, but the new guide is a great reminder of all the truly wonderful attractions and venues right here in Penrith.”

Printed copies of the Guide will be available at the Civic Centre soon, but can be viewed online at visitpenrith.com.au 

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