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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.

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White Cliffs

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

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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!

Homestead Creek Picnic Area

Homestead Creek picnic area is a picturesque and well-located site within the park where you can spread out your maps and stock up on energy levels with a snack or meal before heading out on one of Mutawintji’s beautiful bushwalks. It’s also the perfect place to enjoy a barbecue before heading back to Broken Hill or to the nearby campground.

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