The Drive from Louth to Tilpa is a great way to experience these small service villages of the Darling River.
Louth is about 100km downstream of Bourke and is ideally located for access to the Darling River Run and offers a choice of eastern or western route about 100km downstream to Tilpa.
Louth to Tilpa | WESTERN ROUTE: Toorale Road (Partly sealed) 91km
Louth offers the opportunity to quench your thirst and meet some of the locals with a visit to the local pub at Shindy’s Inn.
Enjoy the experience of outback life with a station stay at either Trilby Station or Kallara Station, both members of the Outback Beds network.
Take a walk back in history at Dunlop Station, once a million acres and the first shed in the world to complete a mechanical shearing in 1888. Dunlop Station has tours every day except Monday.
The Chandler family offer tours of the homestead, shearing shed and store weekends and public holidays.
Louth to Tilpa | EASTERN ROUTE: Darling River Road East (Unsealed) 93km.
This route provides some great access to the river along the drive from Louth to Tilpa
East Route: Darling River Road East (Partly sealed)
- Darling River Road East: 93km
West Route: (Unsealed)
- Toorale Road: 91km.