One of Australia’s great driving adventures
Discover the Darling River & Experience Outback NSW
Towns & Villages of the Darling River Run
Discover the towns and villages of the Darling River Run, where hospitality, local stories, and the true spirit of Outback NSW flow from communities built along the banks of the Darling River.
Travel Map
Explore the Darling River Run & Outback Beds Touring Map – a guide to outback stays remote towns, and hidden gems along the mighty Darling River and beyond.
National Parks
Discover Outback NSW’s extraordinary National Parks from Mungo’s ancient wonders to Kinchega’s river landscapes, and Gunderbooka’s striking ranges, each highlighting the region’s breathtaking diversity and offering unforgettable experiences.
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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With #anzacday around the corner we though we would share some local Anzac History from #Wilcannia.
James Bradbury Parr is buried in the Wilcannia Cemetery beneath a headstone that proclaims him a survivor of the Charge of the Light Brigade, who died at Wilcannia and was buried with full military honors on the first anniversary of Anzac Day – 28th April 1916.
James Parr lived to 90 years of age and was 55 years old when the gold was discovered at Mount Poole. Samuel H.Parr, who was employed by the Commercial Banking Company of Sydney at their Tibooburra and Milparinka Branches was possibly related to him, but the link has not been established despite a search of Victorian and New South Wales records.
Source: Geoff Svenson - Historical Archaeology.
#DarlingRiverRun #ANZACDay2026
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🦅 This striking sculpture of a nesting eagle is just one of the public art pieces you'll find throughout #Brewarrina reflecting the stories, spirit, and strength of the region.
You'll locate this and other sculptures over the bridge as you come into the north of town on the Kamilaroi Hwy. Make sure to stop and take a look when you're in Brewarrina on the #DarlingRiverRun.
#OutbackArt #OutOnTheRun #EaglesNest
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🔥 OUR PROGRAM IS OUT! 🔥
The White Cliffs Gymkhana & Rodeo is locked in for ANZAC Weekend – April 25th & 26th 🇦🇺🐎
Over the coming weeks, we’ll be giving shout-outs to our amazing ongoing and new sponsors. Without their support, this show simply wouldn’t happen 🙌
We’ll also be sharing important reminders about camping, cash, and everything you need to know to make the most of the weekend.
So get those horses ready, dust off the caravans and swags, and leave your worries behind 🤠
👢 Don’t forget your dancing shoes! 💃🕺
👉 Join us for a fun-filled family weekend you won’t forget — you will not be disappointed!
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Tours to the homestead and store this week with Morning tea will be Tuesday 14 th (tomorrow)
Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday at 11am
I will be AWAY Thursday and Friday so no tours on these days
Camping available as Rob will be here
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