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Blue Mountains to Broken Hill

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1449.2KM / 900.5MI (Est. travel time 15 hours)

Starting from the Blue Mountains in New South Wales, journey to Broken Hill in Outback NSW to discover friendly towns and fascinating history, while visiting unforgettable attractions along the way, including The Big Merino and The Big Playable Guitar, and the Mundi Mundi Plains.

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Blue Mountains
From the Blue Mountains, take the M31 to Sydney Road in Boxers Creek for a straightforward journey to Goulburn.
Drive – 241KM
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Goulburn, New South Wales
Declared Australia’s first inland city in 1863, Goulburn is more than a centre for fine merino wool.
Trappers Bakery
Trappers Bakery is an award winning bakery, located one minute from the south end of the freeway into Goulburn, next to The Big Merino.
Paragon Cafe
The Paragon Cafe has been serving locals and travelers old-fashioned, good-quality, fresh foods for over 70 years.
Big Merino
The Big Merino is located just off Goulburn's southern exit and stands proud as a symbol of Goulburn.
Drive – 92KM
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Queanbeyan
A gateway to the Snowy Mountains and the nation's capital, this charming country town can often be overlooked.
Googong Foreshores
The Googong Foreshore area is ideal for sightseeing, fishing, bushwalking, picnicking, canoeing and sailing.
Riverbank of Queanbeyan Cafe
In a delightful location overlooking the Queanbeyan River, the Riverbank Cafe offers light meals, great coffee and superb position to relax and unwind. Your furry
Queanbeyan Heritage Walk
Nestled among Queanbeyan's bustling shops, cafés and restaurants is a town full of history, dating back to the early 1800s.
Queen Elizabeth II Park Queanbeyan
Queen Elizabeth Park includes playground equipment, a large oval space for picnics, a wet-play area, barbecues and shelter area, walking and cycling paths, and more.
Drive – 143KM
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Jugiong
Renowned for its coffee, fresh local food, pantry items, and excellent service, the Long Track Pantry is a must visit.
Drive – 120KM
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Wagga Wagga
Perched on the banks of the Murrumbidgee River, vibrant, cosmopolitan and welcoming Wagga Wagga is the largest regional city in NSW.
Drive – 97KM
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Narrandera
An hour’s drive along from Wagga Wagga, on the junction of the Newell and Stuart highways, lies the picturesque Narrandera.
Drive – 174KM
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Hay
Further along the Murrimbidgee River lies the charming country town of Hay.
Drive – 582KM
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Broken Hill
Broken Hill has it all - heritage buildings, historic mining landmarks and a plethora of shops, restaurants and cafes.
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