Mungo lunette guided tour
Take a guided tour of Mungo lunette (Walls of China) with an NPWS Aboriginal guide. It's one of the most spectacular outback landscapes in NSW and a must-do when visiting Mungo National Park.
Murray-Riverina region
Overview
The Murray-Riverina region is full of adventure and activity for all ages. Discover the ancient landscapes of Mungo National Park, and tour along the mighty Murray River - its river red gum wetlands a haven for birds.
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Rich in Aboriginal culture, Mungo National Park is well-worth a visit – home of the famous Mungo Man, Walls of China and part of the Willandra Lakes Region World Heritage Area. Spend some time exploring walking tracks and back roads on a 4WD touring adventure. If you don't want to enjoy the adventure alone, you can join a guided tour with a local Aboriginal guide.
Pitch a tent and go kayaking along the mighty Murray River in Murray Valley National Park, or enjoy bird watching and spotting koalas in the trees at Narrandera Nature Reserve.
The clear outback skies are great for picnics or camping, and there are lots of great fishing spots along the banks of Murrumbidgee River in Yanga National Park - its red gum wetlands are home to over 150 species of birds.
Activities in this region (87)
- 4WD touring
- Adventure sports
- Birdwatching and wildlife encounters
- Sailing, boating and cruises
- Canoeing/paddling
- Cycling
- Road trips and car/bus tours
- Fishing
- Horse riding
- Other experiences
- Photography
- Swimming
- Walking
- Wildflowers (seasonal)
- Aboriginal culture
- Cultural heritage
- Historic heritage
- Sightseeing
- Picnics and barbecues
- Visitor centres
- Waterfalls
- Guided tours
- Itineraries
- Volunteer activities
Tour Mungo's dramatic formations
Explore the Murray by paddle or peddle power
Edward River canoe and kayak trail
Edward River canoe and kayak trail winds through both Murray Valley National and Regional Parks. It's a great paddling spot with camping, picnic, and swimming opportunities. Edward River Bridge picnic area is an ideal start point and has a wheelchair-accessible kayak launch.
Murray River canoe trails
These 4 canoe trails in Murray Valley National Park and Victoria’s Barmah National Park offer something for every paddler. Canoe the flowing Murray River, secluded creeks or Barmah Lake.
Five Mile mountain bike trail
Five Mile mountain bike trail offers 7km of purpose-built mountain bike trails in Murray Valley Regional Park, near Echuca and Moama. The trails are suitable for all skill levels and it's one of the best places for biking in the region.
Explore Yanga's pastoral history
Yanga Homestead
Step in to the past and explore the history of Yanga National Park’s pastoral and Aboriginal heritage. Bring a picnic to enjoy while looking out to the lake.
Yanga Woolshed
Explore Yanga Woolshed in Yanga National Park. When constructed in the late 1800s, the woolshed was the Riverina’s largest. It offers an insight into Australia’s pastoral history.
A birdwatchers paradise
Reed Beds Bird Hide boardwalk
It’s an easy walk along the boardwalk to Reed Beds Bird Hide, with fun things to do along the way. Listen to see how many different bird calls you can hear on the way.
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Parks (13)
- Cocoparra National Park
- Kalyarr National Park
- Livingstone National Park
- Mungo National Park
- Murray Valley National Park
- Murray Valley Regional Park
- Murrumbidgee Valley National Park
- Murrumbidgee Valley Regional Park
- Oolambeyan National Park
- The Rock Nature Reserve - Kengal Aboriginal Place
- Willandra National Park
- Woomargama National Park
- Yanga National Park