The township of Hay was named after Sir John Hay, Sir John Hay was a local pastoralist and Member of Parliament, after the town was gazetted in 1859. **SELECT AN IMAGE FOR THEIR DETAILS** Click here to use photos for ARTISTS REFERENCE MATERIAL LOCATION NEW SOUTH WALES Flooded gums HayRead more
The Pilliga National Park Wild and remote classic Australian landscape. Pilliga is traditional Country of the Gamilaroi People, one of the largest indigenous nations in Australia. The Sandstone Caves are an cherished First Nation site and were used for shelter and much more (See Traditional notes below). Grinding grooves, sharpeningRead more
Warrumbungle is a Gamilaraay word meaning crooked mountain The Warrumbungle National Park landscape has been shaped by thousands of years of volcanic activity. Click here to use photos for ARTISTS REFERENCE MATERIAL LOCATION NEW SOUTH WALES Camp Blackman Warrumbungle Tent, Camper trailer site, Caravan site, 4263 John Renshaw Parkway, Warrumbungle,Read more
Tooraweenah is aboriginal for “Home of the Brown Snake” The traditional custodians of our ancient land describe it as a meeting place for the Wiradjuri, Kamilaroi & Wailwan nations. Click here to use photos for ARTISTS REFERENCE MATERIAL LOCATION NEW SOUTH WALES Old Truck Tooraweenah Dec 2019 Bridge & NewtonRead more
Sled Dog Ride, Icey Waterfall Tracks, and Snow Huts
Heading North For Winter DAY EIGHT
DAY FOUR DUBBO TO WARRUMBUMGLE National Park (141km 2.5hr) The skeleton of past glory is slowly disappearing as new growth climbs higher. Now only the blackened fingertips stand above the forest walls, yet the fires destruction is still strongly evident. This limited cover also gives us views of the rockyRead more
Below you will find a detailed description of the route as seen through the eyes of its creator to give you firsthand knowledge of the type of experiences available along this route The Below map is for reference guide only with interactive info on locations along the route. A fully interactive andRead more
