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22.01.2022 Take a step back in time at the Barellan Museum. The local amateur historians are keeping the stories of this charming town alive through memorable displays and artefacts. Barellan is also home to a classic old pub, The Commercial Hotel Barellan, and was where one of Australia’s most famous tennis players grew up (we're talking about Evonne Goolagong Cawley, of course!). Drop in to discover more about this historic place near Narrandera Tourism, visit the big tennis racquet and learn how wheat farmers made a living on the land.

20.01.2022 Hit the pavement and explore Visit Lockhart Shire’s Sculpture and Heritage Trail. This easy grade walk takes you on an artistic journey through Lockhart’s streets to discover some incredible sculptures. Sitting proudly at one of the entrances to the town is the captivating Australian Rain Dragon by Andrew Whitehead that won the 2009 National Farm Art Awards and is made from recycled farm materials. It is just one of the many amazing permanent sculptures around the town, so get your camera ready and enjoy the remarkable artistic talent on display.

18.01.2022 The Narrandera Wetlands is the perfect place for twitchers (aka birdwatchers) to seek out native birdlife Take a wander through any time of day and you'll find bird hides painted in local Wiradjuri themes where you can quietly wait to see the birds in their natural habitat If you're a nature lover, there’s plenty more to see nearby. Don't miss koala spotting in the Narrandera Flora and Fauna Reserve or a walk on the Bundidgerry Walking Track which follows Lake Talbot ...and the Murrumbidgee River. Head to Narrandera Tourism's visitor information centre for maps and more local knowledge on all the best spots!

17.01.2022 If you’re taking to the Murrumbidgee Trails, you’re going to want somewhere to rest your weary head at the end of a long day of exploring. Lucky you can take your pick of accommodation in our region. You’ll find comfortable motels like the Newell Motor Inn Narrandera or the 4-star The Leeton Heritage Motor Inn (pictured), or if it’s more space you need to unpack and unwind, a self-contained apartment might be more your style so try Bond Apartment in Lockhart or Narrandera Fol...ey's Folly. Set amongst the natural beauty of the landscape, you can find spacious cabins at the Darlington Point Accommodation Village or head to our region’s newest attraction at Whitton Malt House where you can enjoy sunset over the water from your own private villa. Rest assured you’ll find something to suit your style and budget among our accommodation options. We’d love to show you our country hospitality. Grab a copy of our Murrumbidgee Trails Visitor guide to help with planning! You can pick one up in visitor information centres across NSW, Victoria and the ACT. Or, head to our website to flick through the guide and download it right now: https://murrumbidgeetrails.com.au/visitor-guide

17.01.2022 Stay a while and get lost in the stars while exploring the #MurrumbidgeeTrails Instagrammer @jjaydenyoung captured this shot at Grong Grong recently, around 20 kilometres east of Narrandera Tourism. Bike is a great way to explore the town while you're here. No bike? No worries, Grong Grong Borrow Bikes has free bike hire at the General Store. If you’re travelling with kids, the Grong Grong Earth Park is a fantastic place to get your hands dirty at the mud pie station or exp...lore the natural playscapes and cubby. Just down the road, head to Berembed Weir on the Murrumbidgee River for a spot of shore-based fishing as the sun creeps towards the horizon and camp out under the stars.

13.01.2022 With the long weekend coming up very soon, it might be time you got your hands on a copy of the Murrumbidgee Trails Visitor Guide We’ve created a 100-page guide packed with bucketloads of inspiration and maps to help plan your adventure. You can pick one up in all visitor information centres along the Murrumbidgee Trails, as well as locations across NSW, Victoria and the ACT. ... Or, head to our website, flick through the guide and download it right now: https://murrumbidgeetrails.com.au/visitor-guide

12.01.2022 We're lookin' at the long weekend with adoration too Instagrammer @geofflongford spotted this beauty in Narrandera Tourism recently, alongside Lake Talbot which is actually named for his grandfather, William Talbot (how's that for a local connection?). You too can spot koalas along the Murrumbidgee Trails, and your best bet is at the Narrandera Flora and Fauna Reserve. Koalas were reintroduced to this area alongside the Murrumbidgee River back in the 1970s and they sure are flourishing. Wherever you head out exploring this weekend, be sure to share your shots with us using #MurrumbidgeeTrails. We love seeing what you get up to while exploring our region!

09.01.2022 Looking for some peace and quiet? You just might be lucky enough to have the whole river to yourself at Rocky Waterholes near Narrandera Tourism. Relax by the water with a picnic, head out canoeing or drop a line in and see if the fish are biting It's also a camping spot so stick around for a night or two to take in an amazing sunset and let the starry night skies put on a show

09.01.2022 How are your long weekend plans looking? We’ve got a few ideas for you Climb The Rock in Visit Lockhart Shire it reaches a height of 364 metres and offers incredible views over the surrounds Take a drive and explore the big, beautiful public art along the Murrumbidgee Trails there’s murals or sculptures to see in almost every town. Our top picks are the water towers in Narrandera, Lockhart and Coleambally, or take a look at the newest mural at the Jerilderie Swimming... Pool Wander downstream alongside the Murrumbidgee River on the Goanna Walking Track at Darlington Point and check out the ‘Bunyip Hole’ as it's known to the locals! At the end of the walk, explore the native garden of the meeting place designed to reflect the significance of the Wiradjuri people’s connection with the river. Grab a map at the Narrandera Tourism Visitor Information Centre and head out on the town’s Bike and Hike Trails admiring the river, historic streetscapes and keeping an eye out for koalas (you’ll find 3 separate track entry points so you can choose one that best suits your experience and ability!) Discover Leeton Tourism’s legacy of art deco buildings with the self-guided Art Deco Heritage Walking Tour that reveals the stunning mosaic tiling and chevron brick work iconic to the period and showcases one of Australia’s oldest theatres, the Leeton Roxy Community Theatre Need more inspiration? Head to our website and flick through or download our 100-page visitor guide packed with ideas: https://murrumbidgeetrails.com.au/visitor-guide

09.01.2022 One of the best bits of a holiday has to be sharing it, right? Swapping tips over the barbecue at the caravan park or campground, telling your friends over coffee when you get home, sending photos to the grandkids. There are all kinds of ways to do it, and we encourage them all, but we’d also love for you to share with us. Post your photos and stories directly to our Facebook wall, or use #MurrumbidgeeTrails on Instagram.... We’d love to share your highlights and top tips and with other like-minded adventurers so they can be inspired to head out and explore the Murrumbidgee Trails too Pictured: An aerial view of Narrandera Tourism. Credit: Visit NSW.

06.01.2022 **IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT** So thrilled to share with you that we have been named as a FINALIST in the 2021 NSW Local Government Excellence Awards in the "Special Project Initiative" category! This recognition is true testament to the efforts and commitment of our four participating Councils (Narrandera, Leeton, Lockhart and Murrumbidgee) and the power of marketing collectively. ... Bring on the Awards Ceremony on 3 June!!!

02.01.2022 Rice and cotton aren't the only type of farms you'll come across on your travels through the #MurrumbidgeeTrails region. As you cruise through the countryside, you’ll pass fields of green and gold, vast fruit and nut orchards and plenty of open grazing farmland. There's even a sprinkling of solar farms too, like this one captured by Instagrammer @meggsarmstrong near Darlington Point recently. Whether you’re visiting a winery, admiring the abundant farmland or feasting on local produce at one of our restaurants, you’re sure to reap the benefits of our prime location as part of Australia’s food bowl. Get inspired for your visit with a copy of our Murrumbidgee Trails Visitor Guide, you can find it on our website: https://murrumbidgeetrails.com.au/visitor-guide