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Abercrombie Caves
Just kilometres South-East of Bathurst the caves at Abercrombie nestle deep in wonderful Australian bushland There are more than caves in the reserve the caves are surrounded by native bush on a hectare Nature Reserve The entrance to the Abercrombie ...
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Bathurst
As one of Australia s oldest cities found inside of the coastline Bathurst has maintained its buildings of historical significance being the original site of government settlement However Bathurst is continually growing in stature as a regional centre and there ...
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Bumbaldry
Bumbaldry is a geographic area west of Cowra on the Mid Western Highway The area borders Conimbla National Park ...
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Canowindra
Situated just km north of Cowra travelling towards Orange is the historic township of Canowindra pronounced Ca-noun-dra Surrounded by rolling foothills vineyards olive groves orchards and traditional farms Canowindra is a classic country town with a twist The vineyards of ...
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Coolah
Coolah is situated in the rolling foothills of the Great Dividing and Warrumbungle Ranges There is the legend that Coolah is the site of the original black stump A visit to Coolah is worthwhile just to hear the locals talk ...
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Coonabarabran
Coonabarabran is best known as the gateway to the Warrumbungles intriguing mountains that are one of the highlights of Central New South Wales The Warrumbungles are easy to navigate as much of it is National Park Here you will find ...
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Coonamble
Coonamble lies on the Castlereagh Highway kilometres north of Dubbo the Castlereagh River in rich pastoral areas and began as a campsite for drovers and stockman scouting for grazing areas Coonamble is central to the Warrumbungle National Park Pilliga State ...
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Cowra
Escape to the Cowra region and discover why this area of Central NSW is one of the best kept secrets in NSW Cowra is a scenic four hour drive from Sydney and a two hour drive from Canberra Cowra offers ...
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Darbys Falls
The village of Darby s Falls is located kilometres south-east of Cowra on the way to Wyangala Dam The village itself does not include any shops or service stations so be sure to get your supplies in Cowra before heading ...
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Dubbo
EVERY MINUTE OF EVERYDAY SOMEONE DISCOVERS THE WONDERS OF DUBBO Each year about visitors set off for the great plains city of NSW acirc and the next could be you Home to one of the world acirc s finest open ...
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Forbes
Bushranger Ben Hall and Kate Kelly Ned s sister are both buried here and Frank Gardiner staged New South Wales s only gold escort robbery east of the town Today Forbes is a prosperous farming town Forbes is recognised for ...
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Gilgandra
Gilgandra is the town that author Thomas Kenneally based his landmark historical novel The Chant of Jimmie Blacksmith upon and it still maintains close ties to its rural heritage in terms not only of history but also its local economy ...
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Gooloogong
The village of Gooloogong is located kilometres north-west of Cowra enroute to Forbes and Parkes The road to Gooloogong follows the curves of the Lachlan River and the village itself is on the banks of the river The village features ...
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Gulgong
In gold was discovered by Tom Sanders and the town of Gulgong was born By the population had risen to Gulgong today is a living monument of its past listed in the registrar of the National Estate The Pioneer Museum ...
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Hill End
Situated km north west of Bathurst Hill End was settled in July just after the first payable gold was discovered at Ophir The area was renowned for the riches of its gold mines In the early s rich gold discoveries ...
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Mandurama
The village of Mandurama offers a classic country experience for visitors from the historic Royal Hotel to nearby Millamolong Station Manurama is located approximately km East of Cowra on the Mid Western Highway ...
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Mendooran
Mendooran is the oldest town on the famous Castlereagh River and history has been recorded in murals on a number of businesses throughout town Mendooran is a great stop-over spot for all those footloose and fancy free wanderers on the ...
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Mount Panorama
A visit to Bathurst is hardly complete without a visit to Mount Panorama Bathurst is after all the capital of Australian Touring Car Racing Mount Panorama is for most of the year a public road where you can experience for ...
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Mudgee
Mudgee s reputation for excellent local produce has enabled it to prosper and grow while keeping the bounty that is fine country living Famous for its sweet honey and exceptional wines Mudgee proudly displays its wares for all to taste ...
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Narromine
Considered the best gliding area in the world Narromine is a renowned flying centre and is the venue for both international and national gliding events every year Narromine offers excellent opportunities for fishing waterskiing and other water sports on the ...
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Orange
Situated a comfortable hours from Sydney and hours from Canberra Orange is an ideal location for your next short break The Orange Region presents its guests with a playground in which to discover our wonderful natural attractions immerse yourself in ...
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Parkes
You will find much to enthral you in the Parkes region it is an ideal destination for an overnight stay or a weeklong visit Parkes is a great place to stop and explore what the Central West of New South ...
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Pinnacle
Pinnacle is an agricultural area located approximately kilometres north-west of Grenfell The property of quot Milroy quot at Pinnacle hosts the annual Guinea Pig Races on the Easter Long Weekend each year The Guinea Pig races are very unique event ...
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Rocky Glen
Rocky Glen is a small locality about km east from Coonabarabran on Oxley Highway Population nominal ...
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Rylstone
On the banks of the Cudgegong River Rylstone is one of the oldest settlements west of the Great Dividing Range it retains it pioneering character in fine architecture the magnificent Post and Telecommunications Office police station courthouse and Shire hall ...
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Sofala
Sofala is km north of Bathurs and acirc Australia acirc s oldest surviving Gold Town acirc The village was established in when gold was discovered on the Turon River In the early days the township followed the Turon River for ...
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Tottenham
Historic Tottenham is in the centre of excellent cereal and wool farming country and is the home of Infinite Wool a local company which makes high quality woollen shirts and ties Tottenham is the town closest to the geographical centre ...
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Trundle
Situated km north-west of Parkes on quot The Bogan Way quot Trundle is a rural community with production consisting mostly of wheat sheep and cattle farming If you re looking to capture a classic photo of a country town look ...
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Trunkey Creek
Trunkey Creek was proclaimed the village of acirc Arthur acirc in and retained that name until when it was changed to acirc Trunkey acirc Some say the name came from a prospector who had a particularly large nose and had ...
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Ulamambri
Ulamambri is a small locality about kilometres east of Coonabarabran in Central West New South Wales ...
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Warrumbungle
Warrumbungle is a small locality about km west of Coonabarabran Formerly a village now only farming area Population nominal ...
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Wattle Flat
Originally a farming area and located km north of Bathurst Wattle Flat became a thriving gold town in when gold was discovered in the area The population soared during this time to some miners The town was centered around hotels ...
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Weetaliba
Weetaliba is a small locality about km northwest from Coolah in northern New South Wales ...
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Weethalle
Weethalle is a small farming town on the Mid Western Highway kms west of West Wyalong Weethalle s museum holds many antiques from the district and a display of local history The railway station first opened in has been restored ...
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Wellington
Wellington is the major centre between the central western towns of Orange and Dubbo and is the closest town to Lake Burrendong which boasts a capacity three times that of Sydney Harbour Wellington was first settled in and as the ...
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West Wyalong
Your hospitality centre for outbacktracking to untrampled accessible rivers and lakes national parkes fishing and peaceful camping Consider staying a few days in our region We re a friendly town and enjoy hosting visitors We invite you to break your ...
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Woodstock
Woodstock is an historic village located kilometres north-east of Cowra The village features a restored railway station hotel general store craft shop and general store Woodstock annually hosts long track motorbike championships and a Ute show Conargo Bed and Breakfast ...
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Wyangala Dam
Situated kilometres south-east of Cowra Wyangala Waters State Park is the perfect location for a weekend away family holiday as well as a great place to relax and unwind The lake is a clean clear vast expanse of water that ...
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Yarraman
Yaraman is a small locality about km northeast from Coolah ...
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Yerranderie
Yerranderie is an historic silver mining town Silver was discovered at Yerranderie in with silver mines opening in For years the teams hauled machinery and silver until the vast yield gave out Today Yerranderie is a restored ghost town with ...
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Explorer's Way
Follow the Explorers Way to the areas opened up by the pioneers who crossed the Great Dividing Range to discover the riches including gold on the other side Take a look at historic Windsor before climbing up through the towns ...
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Siding Springs
Australia s largest optical astronomy research facility is located at Siding Spring about km west of Coonabarabran The exhibition amp visitor centre Siding Spring Exploratory gives the visitor an understanding of the universe and night sky Visitor Centre has also ...
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Tullamore
The town of Tullamore is best known for its incredibly popular Tullamore Irish Festival What does the Tullamore in Australia have in common with the Tullamore in Ireland not a lot geographically - but they sure know how to party ...
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Condobolin
Condobolin is the largest centre in the Lachlan Shire Known affectionately as acirc Condo acirc it lies on the banks of the Lachlan River an hour from Parkes Forbes West Wyalong and Lake Cargelligo Home to around people Condobolin is ...
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Grenfell
Grenfell is the birthplace of the great Australian Poet Henry Lawson and haunt of the notorious bushranger Ben Hall Grenfell has some of the best examples of heritage architecture in Australia with the Main Street maintaining the charm of days ...
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Ophir
Try your luck goldpanning at Ophir Reserve This was the scene of the first payable goldfield in Australia in There is still a working mine at Ophir which you can tour through ...
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Manildra
Manildra is the home of the largest flour mill in the Southern Hemisphere and the oldest picture theatre in Australia A small rural community Manildra is surrounded by rich grazing county ...
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Yeoval
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Molong
quot Molong quot is derived form an aboriginal word meaning place of many rocks The first copper to be found in Australia was discovered in kilometres west of Molong Having over years of settlement historic Molong has a charming village ...
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Lake Cargelligo
The Heart of New South Wales has the largest natural inland lake system in the State and the showpiece of that system is Lake Cargelligo Lake Cargelligo is an unexpected oasis in central New South Wales and its beauty and ...
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Tullibigeal
Tullibigeal is situated between Lake Cargelligo and Condobolin and is warmly referred to by the locals as acirc Tulli acirc Nestled in picturesque hills and fertile farmlands the small town began as a Cobb and Co stagecoach change station With ...
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