25 April – ANZAC Day is, much like everywhere else, a sacred tradition in which the whole town gathers in commemoration of the soldiers who died and fought in the war.
On this day, the township gathers at Bogga Young Park for the dawn service where a minute silence is endured to remember all of the fallen. After the service, all are invited to purchase a traditional Gunfire Breakfast, complete with rum chasers, with a portion of the cost acting as a donation to the RSL.
The Pine Creek water gardens, located in centre of town, were created after the old railway tracks were uplifted, leaving a series of unsightly trenches.
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Once known as Enterprise Hill, the Pine Creek Lookout offers a panoramic view of the Enterprise Mine pit which was left when the Pine Creek Goldfields ceased operation in 1994.
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The Umbrawarra Gorge Nature Park isolated approximately 22 kilometres along Umbrawarra Road, which is 5 kilometres from Pine Creek heading towards Katherine.
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This Park on the Darwin side entrance of town, houses historic mining equipment which was collected and restored as a bicentennial project.
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