Outback NSW Attractions
Embrace the serene beauty of an outback sunset with a trip to Barrier Ranges Sunset Sculptures, a collection of sandstone masterpieces situated on an outback hilltop. 12 kilometres north of Broken ...
Mungo National Park is situated on 88,637 hectares and the focal point of the world heritage listed Wilandra Lakes World Heritage Area. Mungo's lake shores, now dust-dry, hold a record of aborigina...
The extraordinary opal mining town of Lightning Ridge is a place of tall tales, drills, hoists, & true outback characters. Take a dip in a hot artesian bath beneath the stars, grab a beer in a 'wil...
Combined with the Bruce Langford Visitor Centre, the Royal Flying Doctor Base of Broken Hill tells the story of one of Australia's most heroic doctors, pilots and nurses within the Royal Flying Doc...
An ancient Aboriginal burial place, rich in rock drawings and carvings. The main rock-carving site has been closed since mid-1975 owing to vandalism, but there are plans to reopen it with protectiv...
It packs a powerful emotional punch, this dark red soil contrasting with clear blue skies where the wedge-tailed eagle soars, appealing to something deep in our human souls. This is where the Aussi...
Chambers of the Black Hand is a local business managed by local people showcasing the best Lighting Ridge has to offer. Key feature is the Opal Mine Tour. 11.2 metres underground, in a 100 year ...
Known for the abundance and variety of birdlife in a natural habitat. Flat-bottomed boats conduct tours of the marshes.
Kinchega National Park is approximately 44,260 hectares in size, located 111 kilometres south-east of Broken Hill. Kinchega lies amongst the beautiful Menindee Lakes, fed by the Darling River, amid...
Mount Grenfell Historic Site is an Aboriginal rock art site, about 50 kilometres from Cobar. It is an important place for its Aboriginal owners, the Ngiyampaa Wangaaypuwan people. Three main rock s...