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The Living Desert & Sculptures

The Living Desert is Broken Hill City Council’s contribution to the environment, for the protection of native flora and fauna and for the better management of our ecosystem and sustainability.

Explore

White Cliffs

Venture underground in this quirky little town built into rocky cliffs and fossick through opal fields to find your very own treasure.

Plan

Getting Here

Travel distances between outback townships can be long and the road rugged. Doing some homework on your route options can make all the difference!

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Outback Adventure Accommodation Arts & Culture Attractions Eat & Drink Hotels Caravan, Camping and Holiday Parks
Tibooburra Hotel

Accommodation

Tibooburra Hotel

The Tibooburra Hotel is a classic two storey, 130 plus year old Outback pub featuring very clean and tidy accommodation, great food, ice cold tap
 Gazing at the Broken Hill sky at dusk

Arts & Culture

Outback Astronomy

You will never forget seeing an outback sky at night. Head to Outback Astronomy, a dark-sky location just a 10-minute drive outside Broken Hill.
 Historical Maidens Hotel

Eat & Drink

Historical Maidens Hotel

Cold beer, hot meals, entertainment, pool table and a selection of local characters that are only too willing to have a chat.
 Gorge Loop Road, Sturt National Park. Photo: John Spencer

Attractions

Gorge Loop Road Drive

As one of the largest national parks in NSW, Sturt National Park can seem so vast as to be almost impenetrable.
 Homestead Creek Campground, Mutawintji Historic Site. Photo: Dinitee Haskard, OEH

Accommodation

Homestead Creek campground

Pitch your tent in the serenity of the Australian outback, surrounded by the towering river red gums at Homestead Creek campground.
 Peery Lake at dawn

Attractions

Peery Lake

If you’re looking for a peaceful spot to unwind on your outback adventure, cook up a barbecue and stretch your feet at Peery Lake.
 car hire broken hill

Attractions

SIXT Car Rental - Broken Hill

Hire a car with SIXT Car Rental experience everything NSW has to offer, from beautiful golden beaches to the breathtaking sights of the Outback.
 The red dirt of Mount Wood campground in Sturt National Park. Photo: John Spencer/DPIE

Outback Adventure

Sturt National Park

Head to Sturt National Park on your journey into the Australian outback. Camp for a few days to really explore the landscape and historic heritage.
 Middle Road drive

Attractions

Middle Road drive

Most people start the drive at Olive Downs Homestead, which dates back to the 1880s and was once the social hub of the area.
 Red sands

Eat & Drink

Redsands Takeaway

Redsands takeaway offers great coffee, hot food including fish and chips, hamburgers, bread, milk and all the essentials.
 Milparinka Malyangapa Heritage Room

Arts & Culture

Milparinka Malyangapa Cultural Heritage Room

The Malyangapa Cultural Heritage Room explores the kinship connections of the Malyangapa people by explaining the moiety system of marriages.
 Jump-Up walking track

Attractions

Jump-Up walking track

Take a walk among the Jump-Up landscape of Sturt National Park; striking flat-topped mesas that are the remains of an ancient mountain range.

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