Let’s go on a Aussie camping adventure!
The mighty and ancient Murray River has shown us her many colours and moods as we have followed her west to Echuca but our journey does not end here.
Come with us as we journey along the banks of Australia’s longest river and explore and experience its lasting beauty.
Even in drought this mighty river still has a graceful magic about it as it flows into South Australia on its path to the ocean.
This was ‘Bushranger country – an area where, in the late 1800s, infamous outlaws took shelter because of the denseness of the woodland and the difficulty for authorities to traverse the hilly terrain.
Ned Kelly had strong links to the region and Harry Powers made his hide out in the surrounding hills.
If you are looking for somewhere to visit in Victoria, the Victorian High Country is up there with the best; the 4WDing was exciting yet not too extreme, the free camping was amazing, the creeks were crystal clear, there was plenty of firewood for campfires, and there was something to see at every turn… be it a breathtaking view or an historic hut.
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It was time to leave Outback Birdsville and head east, back to the white sandy beaches of the sunny Gold Coast and the beautiful surf beaches of Surfers Paradise and Coolangatta.
The next leg of our journey would take us through the little outback towns of south east Queensland – Betoota, Windorah, Quilpie, Charleville, Morven, Mitchell, Roma, Miles, Chinchilla, Dalby, Toowoomba, Warwick and lastly, Beaudesert.
