The Classic Australian Drive.

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Day 1: Wentworth

Get set to soak up some authentic Outback charm in a fascinating border town that was once Australia’s busiest river port.

Wentworth Visitor Information Centre

Call into the Visitor Information Centre to pick up your Drive Trail Map and discover the attractions that others miss.

Mildura Visitor Information Centre

Mildura's fully accredited one stop shop for information, bookings and advice on the hidden gems of the region.

PS Ruby

Step back in time as you meander along in this 1907 paddle-steamer, which offers the ultimate vantage point for playing spot-the-platypus.

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Drive – 146KM

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Day 2: Mungo National Park

Wake up to stunning Mungo National Park, a place rich in ancient Aboriginal history and incredible rock formations ready to be explored.

Mungo Visitor Centre

Stop at Mungo Visitor Centre, located near the entry to Lake Mungo, for excellent displays and free tourist information before exploring.

Foreshore Walk

Wander past sculpted sand dunes, gnarled trees, grassy woodlands and age-old lakebeds, and take in the natural Lake Mungo wonders.

Mungo Lodge Tours and Accommodation

Set out from the National Park to enjoy a guided tour of incredible dune formations, then have a hearty Outback meal at the lodge.

Mungo Lookout

Gaze across ancient ice age lake beds to the Walls of China formation.

Mungo Scenic Flights

Get your camera ready - you'll experience a view like no other as you fly above the contrasting countryside.

Mungo Woolshed

Experience the pastoral history of this dramatic landscape. Visit historic Gol Gol station and learn the secrets of this fascinating region.

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Drive – 194KM

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Day 3: Balranald

Soak up 'ye olde charm' of this heritage town and former paddle-steamer port nestled on the banks of the Murrumbidgee River.

Balranald Visitor Information Centre

Call into the Balranald Visitor Information Centre for information on Balranald and district. The friendly staff can provide you with a wealth of knowledge.

Heritage & Historical Trail

Grab a map from the Visitor Information Centre and set out along this fascinating walk, which passes several significant historical sites.

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Drive – 132KM

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Day 4: Hay

Spend the day in Hay and discover gorgeous gardens, heritage buildings steeped in WWII history and authentic farming experiences.

Hay Visitor Information Centre

Pick up maps, brochures and information about the region. Friendly staff welcome you with warm country hospitality and share their top tips with you.

Shear Outback

Get a taste of rural life. Catch a live shearing demo. Next, check out the museum - and leave time for a carrot cake at the cafe!

Yanga Homestead

Visit this traditional home dating back to 1870, grab a self-tour audio pack and discover the area’s pastoral and Indigenous heritage.

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Drive – 118KM

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Day 5: Darlington Point

Make a splash with a spot of swimming or fishing at Darlington Point’s renowned river beaches on the Murrimbidgee.

Griffith Tourism Hub

The Griffith Tourism Hub should be your first stop when visiting Griffith.

Altina Wildlife Park

Get up close with magnificent wildlife. Sit back in a horse-drawn cart, and you’ll meet rhinos, lions and more during their daily feeds.

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Drive – 62KM

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Day 5: Naranderra

Soak up some country charm in the very heart of the Riverina and savour the region’s local wines and tasty fresh produce.

Narrandera Destination and Discovery Hub

Narrandera's Destination and Discovery Hub is ideally situated on the Newell Highway in Marie Bashir Park, a short walk to the Narrandera town centre.

Narrandera Nature Reserve

Home to over 200 koalas. Bring some binoculars to this park and see how many koalas you can spot perched in the red river gums overhead.

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Drive – 97KM

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Days 5 & 6: Wagga Wagga

Wind your way into New South Wales’ largest inland city and savour the buzz of its sophisticated shopping and food scene.

Wagga Wagga Visitor Information Centre

Call into the Wagga Wagga Visitor Information Centre for information on Wagga Wagga and the Riverina Region.

Borambola Wines

En route to Gundagai, treat yourselves to a wine tasting at this family-owned winery located in a gorgeous homestead.

Bundyi Cultural Tours

Discover a world of fascinating traditions and cultural history with Wiradjuri man Mark Saddler. Full or half-day tours available.

Wagga Wagga Art Gallery

Before you hit the road, swing by this gallery, which houses the world-class National Art Glass Collection with approximately 400 pieces.

Wagga Wagga Botanic Gardens

Hop aboard the Willans Hill Miniature Railway and admire the glorious view, from camellias and cacti, as you wind through the gardens.

Wiradjuri Walking Track

Wander along all or part of this 42km track which winds around Wagga Wagga, traversing the stunning Marrambidya Wetlands.

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Drive – 82KM

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Day 6: Gundagai

End your road trip on a high note with a stay in this classic Aussie country town, known for gold, bushrangers and a very famous dog.

Gundagai Visitor Information Centre

The Gundagai Visitor Information and Travel Centre is located on the left hand side of the main street (Sheridan Street) as you come into town.

Tumut Visitor Centre

You'll find friendly, knowledgeable staff who can offer great tips and help you plan your Kosciuszko adventure.

Gundagai Historic Museum

Find a treasure trove of local memorabilia, featuring displays of pioneer life, bushrangers and even Phar Lap's saddlecloth.