Albury to Bourke - Kidman Way.
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Albury to Bourke - Kidman Way.
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Open leg route
828.6KM / 514.9MI (Est. travel time 9 hours)
Fast chargers available along the route
Drive straight through the middle of NSW, from the agricultural hub of Albury through friendly small towns, wine regions and national parks.
Finish your journey on the edge of the Outback in the iconic Darling River town of Bourke.
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Day 1: Albury
Begin your journey in this charming border town on the edge of the mighty Murray River, known for history, café culture and greenery.
Albury Visitor Information Centre
The Albury Visitor Information Centre is centrally located within the Albury LibraryMuseum. Be inspired by the welcoming team and pick up an Albury Wodonga guide.
Yackandandah Visitor Information Centre
One of Australia's prettiest villages with a centre classified by the national trust, Yackandandah is nestled in the foothills of Stanley State Forest and steeped
Albury-Murray River Precinct
Head down to the banks of the Murray River, between Albury and Woodonga, and stroll or cycle your way along the picturesque Wagirra Trail.
Altina Wildlife Park
This outstanding Wildlife Park has unique personalised Zoo-fari tours like no other.
Murray Art Museum Albury (MAMA)
Visit MAMA for a contemporary art experience featuring a stunning 24-hour 'art skin', workshops and immersive experiences.
Mungabareena Reserve
Visit the spot where Aboriginal clans once met to trade and discover the reserve’s immense cultural significance for local clans.
Drive – 168KM
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Day 1: Jerilderie
Jerilderie is a charming riverside country town with a fascinating history and a starring role in the legend of bushranger Ned Kelly.
The Ned Kelly Raid Trail
Pick up a ‘raid trail’ map to stroll through the sites that Ned Kelly and gang visited during the famous 1879 raid on Jerilderie.
The Old Printery Building and the Bolt Exhibition
Head to the Old Printery, once Jelderie’s printing office where Ned Kelly tried to have his manifesto “The Jerilderie Letter” printed.
Drive – 69KM
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Day 1: Coleambally
Cruise through one of the youngest towns in NSW, in the centre of the vast Coleambally Irrigation Area of agriculture.
Drive – 65KM
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Day 2: Griffith
You’ve got a whole day to spend exploring this glorious European-inspired town, its blossoming wine region and nearby national park.
Griffith Tourism Hub
The Griffith Tourism Hub should be your first stop when visiting Griffith.
Bella Vita Tours
Book a half-day tour with Bella Vita to get up close and personal with the lives and businesses of the Riverina community.
Falcon Falls Walking Track
Make your way into Cocoparra National Park for this 1.2km return track. Look out for the waterfalls and woodland birdlife.
Griffith Italian Museum
This museum, on the grounds of the Pioneer Park Museum, tells the story of Griffith's early Italian settlers.
Calabria Family Wines
Indulge in a cellar door experience and be greeted at the Tuscan-style cellar door with deliciously warm Italian hospitality.
Drive – 111KM
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Day 3: Hillston
Admire the heritage buildings in Hillston, which serves as the perfect base to explore the Willandra National Park.
Lachlan River Swing Bridge
Take a walk over the Lachlan River and explore the beautiful Australian bushland on the other side of the bridge.
Drive – 255KM
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Day 3: Cobar
Rich with mining heritage, Cobar sits at the crossroads of The Kidman Way and the Barrier Highway.
The Great Cobar Museum and Visitor Information Centre
Call into The Great Cobar Museum for information on Cobar and the surrounding area.
Fort Bourke Hill Lookout & Open Cut Mine
See incredible views of Cobar. At Fort Bourke Hill Lookout take in the amazing view, and gaze into this huge open-cut mine.
Great Cobar Copper Mine
Be awed by this large mine dating back to 1870. Check out how the huge smelters and a 64m chimney stack supplied energy.
Great Cobar Heritage Centre
Pick up a Heritage Walk flyer, then explore the centre’s extensive collection dating back to the early 1870s.
Peak Hill Open Cut Experience
See a modern-day working mine site. Visit the Peak viewing platform for an up-close view of the mine, then head to the ‘Golden Walk'.
Drive – 160KM
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Day 4: Bourke
Meander through this classic Aussie town, considered the last outpost before the Outback, that was once home to famed poet Henry Lawson.
Back Of Bourke Exhibition Centre
Learn about Henry Lawson’s ‘Outback’ and see interactive stories of the Inland Sea, then enjoy a coffee at the on-site cafe.
Bourke Indigenous Tours
Uncover fascinating Aboriginal heritage. Make sure you have sturdy walking shoes for this 1.5-hour (rated easy) walking tour.
Bourke Town Trail
This trail will lead you to the Court House where bushranger Captain Starlight was committed for trial after his capture in 1868.
Gundabooka National Park
This beautiful park spans from the Darling River over Mount Gundabooka. Stretch out with a walk, then relax in the picnic area.
PV Jandra River Cruises
The PV Jandra is an authentic reproduction of the original 1894 steam paddleboat that pulled a barge along the Darling River.
Poetry on a Plate
Enjoy a meal under a coolabah tree, warm up by a campfire and hear Australian poetry, local stories and music.
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