Founded as the Great Cobar Copper Mining Co in 1870, it was one of the largest mining and processing operations in the…

Merton motor trail is a 20 kilometre loop that passes through the various spectacular landscapes and wildlife habitats of…

Just minutes from town. Take a sealed road up to Fort Bourke Lookout and view Cobar and its surroundings. See the open pit…

Cycle, walk or drive through the various wildlife habitats of Western Rivers in Willandra National Park and discover…

Eight kilometres South of Cobar, on the Kidman Way, is the site of Peak Gold Mines. The original Peak Gold Mine was opened…

The Cobar Heritage Walk starts at The Great Cobar Heritage Centre.

The Bogan River was discovered by Charles Sturt in 1829 and is a minor river in the central western region of New South…

Mount Grenfell Historic Site in Cubba protects Ngiyampaa rock art. It’s a short walk to this important Aboriginal site,…

Travelling along the Kidman Way you will witness changing landscape, meet characters and enjoy a relaxing journey.

The Mid-State Shearing Shed Museum was built in a disused railway goods shed by a group of retired shearers and the people…

Nyngan is located on the banks of the Bogan River in Outback New South Wales. In 1990 the Bogan River flooded the township…

Just over the road from the Great Cobar Heritage Centre, the park was completed in August 2002 to commemorate the miners…