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Visit Grafton by train

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Explore Grafton's scenic charm, heritage sites and attractions

Find out more about Grafton at visitnsw.com.

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Getting to Grafton

The Grafton, Casino and Brisbane XPT trains run daily from Sydney and stop at Grafton, making it easy to reach this scenic destination.

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Getting around Grafton

Grafton is serviced by the Clarence Valley public bus network, covering areas like Ulmarra, Maclean, Yamba, and Iluka. Car hire and taxis are also available for easy travel within the city.

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