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The Darling River Run Discovery Directory - Discover attractions and activities, camping locations, where to stay, eat & drink, supplies, services and more.
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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☕ Time for a morning cuppa #ontherun!
📷 Bindara On The Darling - A great place to stay and experience some authentic outback hospitality. Located between #menindee and #pooncarie on the Darling River, make sure to include this stop in your itinerary when planning your next outback adventure along the #DarlingRiverRun.
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Great place to stay and chill for a while. 👍
Looks inviting!
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Start your #DarlingRiverRun adventure in #Brewarrina and discover a place rich in aboriginal culture, history and natural attractions.
Whether you’re chasing adventure, relaxation, or history, the Brewarrina region has something for all travellers.
📍 Indigenous Heritage - Start in Brewarrina with a visit to the #BrewarrinaFishTraps, a UNESCO-listed marvel and one of the world’s oldest human-made structures. Connect with the Ngemba people’s rich history at the Brewarrina Aboriginal Cultural Museum.
📍 Culgoa National Park - Venture to Culgoa National Park, where the red sands and shady coolibah trees create the perfect backdrop for hiking, birdwatching, or a peaceful picnic. Immerse yourself in the tranquility of this untouched wilderness.
📍 Goodooga’s Artesian Baths - Just up the road, soak your worries away in Goodooga’s Artesian Baths. These natural hot springs are renowned for their soothing mineral-rich waters – the ultimate way to relax after a day of exploring!
📍 Nature & Wildlife - Spot native birds, kangaroos, and other wildlife in and around Brewarrina. Don't forget your camera!
📍 Fishing & Water Fun - Cast a line for some of the best fishing spots around, or simply enjoy the calming waters of the Barwon River.
Drop by the Brewarrina Visitor Information Centre for further information, accommodation options, local arts & crafts and tips on exploring the region.
Stay awhile, you'll be surprised!
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Get ready to celebrate Australia Day with Bourke Shire Council!
Join us at Darling Park next Sunday, 26th January from 8am for a FREE breakfast outside the Men's Shed. The official ceremony starts at 9am, featuring Mayor Ford and Ambassador Mr. Khushaal Vyas, and the announcement of the 2025 Australia Day Awards.
After the ceremony, head around to the Bourke Memorial Swimming Pool for a FREE ENTRY Day and enjoy a refreshing ice cold slushie 🍧 to beat the heat.
Don't forget to stay hydrated and look out for one another, especially our neighbours and elderly friends!
We can't wait to celebrate our great community together.
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Yaama from Bourke!
Isn't our welcome sign simply stunning? Here at the Back O' Bourke Information Centre, we take immense pride in showcasing the rich tapestry of Indigenous culture that thrives in our area. The Ngemba people, one of the many tribes that inhabit Bourke, have nurtured our land for generations and hold deep connections to its most cherished places.
We honour their legacy with a magnificent rock installation and the soulful voice of Uncle Phil Sullivan, which resonates throughout our exhibition, enriching your experience.
Curious to learn more about the vibrant Indigenous heritage of our region? Join us at the Back O' Bourke Information and Exhibition Centre—open from 9am to 3pm this summer, seven days a week. We can't wait to share our story with you!
Photo credit: Laura Gillard
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