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Black Queen

Black Queen, Theatre on the Ridge. Winner of the 2010 New South Wales Heritage and Cultural Award (Bronze) and the 2010 New South Wales Inland Attraction of the Year Award (Gold). A house built with 14,000 coloured bottles. Enchanting stories around the fire. A priceless collection of antique lamps. One truly enlightening experience. The multi award-winning 'Black Queen' weaves drama, stories and history around a hand-crafted museum of light. 'Legacy' is an inspiring three-act performance whose stories will stay with you forever. Hold a 4500-year-old lamp in your hands and learn about one woman's pioneering act of self-healing as she built the house of her dreams. Join Black Queen for an illuminating journey through the history of light. Bookings Essential, please see website for further details...

Sturt Park Reserve And Titanic Memorial

Sturt Park was first gazetted as the Central Reserve in 1895 and was officially known as Sturt Park in 1944, to commemorate the centenary of the inland explorations of Captain Charles Sturt in 1844-45. Near the rotunda, stands a memorial to the heroic bandsmen on the ill-fated Steamship Titanic who continued to play as the ship went down in a valiant effort to quell the panic of the passengers. The memorial was erected because of the feeling among the Broken Hill bandsmen that a lasting monument should be erected to the ship's band. Beautiful Sturt Park has large grassed areas, a fenced adventure playground for children including gas barbecue, a covered picnic area with tables and chairs and a wonderful display of roses and flowers...

Barrier Ranges Sunset Sculptures

The Sculpture Symposium was created in 1993 by Lawrence Beck and 12 sculptors from countries including; Georgia, Syria, Mexico, Bathurst Island and Australia, all of whom have created sandstone masterpieces. They are situated on a hill top in the outback, 12 kilometres north of Broken Hill in the Living Desert Area. This is a great place to be at sunset. Take in the atmosphere of the surrounding country side and the hilltop's beautiful artworks! Each sculptor worked on a monolith of the finest Wilcannia sandstone, which is visible for over 100 kilometres. All work was carried out by hand and was completed in four months. The blocks, up to 14 feet high and each weighing up to eight tons, were discovered in the desert and transported approximately 250 kilometres. The Sculpture Symposium was opened on 23 May 1993 with a dedication to a great humanitarian, the late Professor Fred Hollows...

Chambers of the Black Hand

Ron Canlin has created an amazing art gallery at Chambers of the Black Hand. The first level is 11 metres underground with images carved and painted in the sandstone walls and pillars. Everyday is a new experience at Chambers of the Black Hand. There is Jack Sparrow, Shrek, Puss in Boots and Donkey, Terracotta Soldiers from China and a Samurai warrior. The Jungle Room has lions, tigers, chimpanzees and elephant plus the cutest little meerkats. Ron's talent alone will mesmerise you. Ron has created a wall with all the prime ministers of Australia - Australia''s very own Mount Rushmore. There are new archangels plus two awesome Buddha's - the list goes on and on. Once in awhile you will come across something special and this is it, - a unique experience. Special Tutankhamen now completed. Chambers of The Black Hand has the only underground shop in Lightning Ridge...

Broken Hill Golf and Country Club

Broken Hill, famous for its mineral history, is now equally famous for its magnificent Golf Course, the Broken Hill Golf and Country Club, with it's superbly designed 18 hole tree-lined course set in a beautiful, natural valley surrounded by the rugged outback hills. This magnificent golf oasis in the heart of the desert will enthral you with its superb layout. The excellent greens will bring out the best golf in you. 18 hole championship fully grassed golf course, spectacular scenery and wildlife, golf shop and sprig bar, open seven days per week, membership available at various levels, 'pay as you golf' facilities, country membership available, competition golf - ladies and men winter season, summer member's competition through November to February, junior golf program, social golf, golf buggies and golf clubs available for hire Club House facilities for private functions, Club House, gardens and golf course available for weddings, sporting and social groups catered for or cook your own barbecue. Visitors always welcome...

Sturt National Park

This amazing national park is one of the largest in New South Wales. Established in 1972, it lies in the north-westernmost corner of the state near the town of Tibooburra. 'The Dog Fence', the longest fence in the world and spanning three states, runs along the northern and western boundaries of the park. Walk to 'Sturt's Tree' across Lake Pinnaroo and try to imagine what it might have been like for the first European explorers visiting Wangkumara country. An abundance of kangaroos, emus, eagles, falcons and many different parrots may be seen. Enjoy the many walks or stop and quietly absorb this fragile and beautiful landscape. Camp out in one of the well-maintained campgrounds or experience the diverse range of accommodation. Accommodation: Mt Wood Historic Shearers' Quarters; Mt Wood Historic Homestead; Olive Downs Singlemens' Quarters; Narcowla Cottage. Bookings are essential. Enquire at the NPWS Office Tibooburra. ...

Mungo National Park and Willandra Lakes Region World Heritage Area

Mungo National Park is recognised for its outstanding international value as part of the Willandra Lakes Region World Heritage Area and well-known for the record it preserves of ancient lives and stories. It is significant in the lives of contemporary Aboriginal people, many of whom are involved in the present-day management of the park. The park is a fragile and sensitive place that is being managed to protect its special qualities for future generations. Come and experience this amazing landscape for yourself. If you want to take full advantage of all the park has to offer you can stay overnight. For a small fee you can camp out under the stars or stay in the recently refurbished Shearer's Quarters (bookings are essential for the quarters). Mungo Visitor Centre takes you on a journey of learning. Recently refurbished and extended to an outdoor area showcasing the Walking Tracks. ...

Yanga National Park

Yanga National Park is located on the Murrumbidgee River, east of Balranald, and is one of Australia's newest National Parks. Featuring 170 kilometres of river frontage, it has rich colonial and indigenous heritage, extensive Redgum forests and riverine wetlands, a wide range of flora and fauna, including endangered species and over 150 species of birds. The extensive heritage gardens at the Homestead are tended to by "Friends of Yanga", a community volunteer group. A viewing platform is erected in the Homestead grounds and walking trails can be found in the Homestead precinct. The latest attraction is a Bird Hide. Yanga Lake is now full of water after having been empty for 12 years. Yanga Homestead precinct has car parking, toilets, tables and seating, wheelchair access, information and the Yanga National Park Office. Mamanga Campground is on the Murrumbidgee River and the Willows is a lovely quiet bush camp. ...

Sundown Nature Trail

Sundown Nature Trail is situated in the rocky Sundown Hills, on the northern edge of Broken Hill Common. The hills are sparsely vegetated with tough, perennial plants adapted to the harsh, dry environment and in good seasons, ephemeral grasses and wildflowers. Native animals can be easily seen. The walk is best in the hour immediately before or just after sunrise. Suggested time to leave town is about three hours before sunset. The walk is 2.8 kilometres long, through rocky terrain and takes about 1-1.5 hours to complete...

Walk In Mine

The Walk In Mine is the most easily accessed mine, and the longest running tourist attraction in Lightning Ridge. Originally a working opal mine, the Walk in Mine opens up an amazing world underground even to many elderly folk. The underground theatre presents a wonderful DVD to enhance your experience. Learn how what you see underground transforms into the large range of affordable and beautiful gems in the showroom, and helps you identify what you are looking for when you search for your own opal in our fossicking area. Much of the display has been mined, cut and set by the staff at Walk In Mine and they are proud to show it to you. Make Walk In Mine your first point of call in the Ridge...

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