 In order to make your Outback NSW touring experience the best it can possibly be, we have produced an extensive "Darling River Run Map and Guide". |
Towns
Towns Outback New South Wales: The iconic towns of Outback NSW will welcome you with the country hospitality that is synonymous with rural Australia; whether stopping for a break or staying a few days to explore the surrounding area there is always a smile and a warm welcome; and many are ideally placed on the Darling River or in other iconic NSW places like the Corner Country.In stark contrast to the fast-paced and sometimes impersonal nature of modern life, an Outback NSW experience exposes the visitor to a more relaxed lifestyle has retained the sense of community lost in the urban areas of Australia.
Some towns of Outback NSW are large while others are little more than a pub and general store; so whether you travel to Broken Hill or drop into the Tilpa Hotel while driving the Darling River Run; you can be assured of that reassuring country hospitality.
Outback NSW towns are not only service centres for local farmers and travellers but are also character-filled frontier towns where legendary Outback characters reinforce the pioneering sprit that opened up this country over a century ago.
Outback NSW is a vast area covering 527,648 km2 (about 7% of Australia) and to facilitate the best possible experience for those visiting the area, we have grouped together towns, National Parks, attractions, experiences, etc into regions of Outback NSW.
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- Corner Country
- Upper Darling - Cobar – Bogan:
- Central Darling - Broken Hill
- Lower Darling – Murrumbidgee
^ These regions are offered as travel and touring guides only and are not intended as official regions.
Best spot for fishing on the Darling River, looking for an Outback Bed, wanting to buy Black Opal, where is Pro Harts Gallery, 5 star accommodations in Broken Hill, where did Charles Sturt travel, what about Burke and Wills, wanting to learn about Aboriginal history and spirituality, where is the 'Back o Bourke', or when are the Louth Races?
These questions will gladly be answered by the locals and will be done in such a way it will be like talking to an old friend.; even if you don't need to know anything, many outback characters will share a story or two with you anyway.
From cosmopolitan Broken Hill with its myriad of galleries, cafes, wide-open streets and lovely historical pubs, tiny Tilpa set on the banks of magnificent Darling River, or the remoteness and sheer outback beauty of Milparinka, you'll love the genuine Outback warmth of the communities of Outback New South Wales.
