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Wentworth, part of the walk being along the edge of the escarpment, as described above.
The falls are triple-tiered and 180 metres high in total.
Yester Grange
Located just above the Wentworth Falls are these stunning landscaped gardens. The
house dates back to the 1870s and is a well restored Victorian era homestead. Here you
will find a museum, art gallery and tearooms, and of course a killer view.
Bombala
Bombala’s is platypus country and an easy place to see this shy creature. A platypus
looks like an otter, but with the beak of a duck, webbed feet and a fat tail used to store fat
for lean times. Platypus are found in the Bombala River and the Coolumbooka River.
Bourke
Bourke is New South Wales most outback town, being located in the far northwestern
corner of the state. The popular outback phrase Back O' Bourke refers to something being
far away from everything which is what this township is. Bourke provides a very outback
experience for tourists.
Aboriginal Cultural Museum
The Native aboriginals of this area are the Ngemba tribe and there are historical displays
on their settlement and history in the outback. Bathurst Street.
Gundabooka National Park
This park is located 50km south of the township and has hundreds of rust red boulders
with many exhibiting original aboriginal art drawings.
Mount Oxley
Offers great outback vies from it's peak of 309 metres and can be found 28km east of
Bourke.
Bowral
Bowral in the southern highlands of New South Wales is the home of Sir Donald
Bradman. The Bradman museum celebrates his achievements and provides a good history
of cricket.
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