Bourke
Embedded in our Australian folklore is the iconic saying “Back O’ Bourke”. First coined by the Scottish poet William Ogilvie in his poem “At the Back O’ Bourke” the saying captures the image of the remoteness of Australia’s vast outback. Bourke is known as the gateway to the real outback and the ideal place to start your Darling River journey.Brewarrina
Brewarrina is a popular cultural and heritage stop for visitors taking in some of Outback NSW’s most stunning country. The Brewarrina District is adorned with some of nature’s most spectacular natural attractions including the National Heritage Listed Brewarrina Fish Traps, Culgoa National Park and the magnificent Barwon River.National Parks
Outback NSW not only has some of the best National Parks in NSW, but also Australia. National Parks of Outback NSW are as diverse as the area itself. From Mungo National Park in the south-west of the State, the river land beside the Darling River at Kinchega National Park to the remote outback expanses of Sturt National Park.The Darling River Run
The Darling River Run is a thin, winding line describing a route through the NSW outback, characterised by landscape, history, culture, literature and adventure. Taken as a whole, or in its various component parts, the route provides an opportunity to see the real Australian Bush and experience some safe and easy off-road driving, connect with Aboriginal culture and iconic Towns & Locations along the Darling River, and drench yourself in the history, and contemporary life of a part of the country that is central to the national psyche.
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There are a lot of interesting and quirky roadside signs along the #DarlingRiverRun. This one caught our eye when #ontherun recently between #Wentworth and #pooncarie. #brasbootsandapinkpiano. If anyone knows the story of this sign and 'outback art' we're be interested to hear it. ... See MoreSee Less
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Its between wentworth an pooncarie
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Good stuff. It’s a start 😎
Fabulous News
Great news
Kylie Lawrence, road trip? 🤷♂️
Barry Hunter
Terry Steele 🎣 🏕 trip?
Road trip Greg Mohr
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Good news for #tilpa and those on the #ontherun! ... See MoreSee Less
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It’s fabulous to have water right down the river to Tilpa now (from Brewarrina way at least). The first stage of the works on Toorale station, though ten years behind schedule, have made a difference in the Warrego R water reaching the Darling.
More rain hopefully ! We stayed at loath a week ago after a previous attempt to travel that way was aborted by rain in February 2012. Beautiful place
So grand to see.
Hope it stay in the river where it belongs
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Make sure to visit the Menindee Tourist Information Centre when you're #ontherun in #menindee. The friendly staff have all the information you need to enjoy your stay in the local area and can direct you on your #DarlingRiverRun adventure. The centre has Local and Regional Maps, Brochures, Books, Souveniers, Local Arts and Crafts and a Mini Menindee Tourism. There is even a readVisit NSWrTourism NSW in the vast range of information on offer. Drop in and say g'day, it's well worth the visit. Menindee Tourism @centraldarlingshire Visit NSW Tourism NSW @ bit.ly/2COJbCb ... See MoreSee Less
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Great to see the Sacred Kingfisher back at Menindee. Thanks to Menindee NSW Outback Photography by Geoff Looney for the update.Sacred Kingfisher. these pretty little birds have returned to Menindee again after their travels north to avoid our winter months. Photo taken 14.11.2019. ... See MoreSee Less
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