Brindabella Valley

[4] The valley is now an agricultural area and consists of a number of small cattle farms including the heritage-listed Brindabella Station, the childhood home of Miles Franklin, an early 20th-century Australian author.

A private road runs through Long Plain toward Rules Point and Kiandra, and access is rarely permitted.

The Goodbradigbee River is a popular trout fishing location for Canberra anglers and camp sites were once provided on the east bank of the river within the valley, but since 2017 this area has been rezoned as a travelling stock route and camping is now no longer permitted anywhere in the valley.

Much of the river is difficult to reach without crossing private property and anglers should be aware that certain landowners are unlikely to grant access.

A notable feature of the valley are the transmission lines running from the Snowy Mountains Hydro-Electric Scheme to Canberra.