A short side-trip along the sealed Opal Miner's Way will take you to White Cliffs in a little over an hour. Enjoy the wonderful 92km drive along the Opal Miner’s Way from Wilcannia to the premier NSW outback town of White Cliffs.. Be amazed by the choices of underground and aboveground accommodation, galleries and attractions with an infusion of characters found in the outback.
An alternate route to and from Broken Hill on a dry weather road is via MutawintjiNational Park and Mutawintji Historic Site.
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Broken Hill is a thriving community on the edge of the NSW Outback. With a population of over 20,000 people it is the economic and cultural hub of Far Western NSW; A thriving mining and mineral industry and over 300,000 tourists per year.
Central Darling
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Central Darling Shire encompasses an area of over 53,000 square kilometres, making it the largest Local Government Area in NSW. Conversely, population figures for the Shire are one of the lowest at 2000 residents dispersed throughout and surrounding the towns.
Silver City Tours
silver members >> central darling - broken hill
Silver City Tours philosophy of sit back, relax and enjoy best sums up the most compelling reason for booking an organised tour.
At Bells, not only will you experience on the oldest intact Milk Bars, but you will tatse amazing old fashioned drinks made in Broken Hill to Les Bell's famous 1950's recipe.
Our reputation is built on trust, honesty and the right advice. We strive to provide you with efficient and friendly service. If you are buying or selling, renting, require management of your investment property or just need reliable advice, let our team be there to help with all your real estate needs.
Situated roughly half way between Cobar and Broken Hill, just outside of Wilcannia, is Warrawong on the Darling, a property with 12 kilometres of Darling River frontage. Plans are currently underway to build a bar/restaurant and 15 cabins along the natural lagoon in the centre of the property along with powered and unpowered caravan sites. While still 12 around months off its official and complete opening Warrawong on the Darling is currently offering the perfect place to stop and rest with camping and unpowered caravan spots in the beautiful area between the lagoon and the river. .