New South Wales – 4WD Tracks, Campsites & Off-Road Destinations
There’s no shortage of 4WD inspiration in New South Wales. From the rugged peaks of the Snowies to the endless beaches of the north coast, this state delivers variety in spades. Our team has explored the best 4WD tracks, camping areas and touring routes to help you plan your next off-road adventure.
Murrumbidgee River, NSW
Following the Murrumbidgee River from its source to its junction with the Murray.
Port Macquarie and Hat Head National Park, NSW
Hugging the coast from Port Macquarie to the stunning Hat Head National Park.
Explore Mole River, NSW
Granite landscapes, historic tin mines and old bushranger hide-outs. There’s been plenty of earth moved on the run to Mole River.
Video: Broken Hill, NSW
Introducing folks to the Australian outback since 1883.
Paroo-Darling National Park, NSW
With recent rains descending on outback NSW, we took the opportunity and headed to the Paroo River region.
Clarence River Wilderness Lodge: NSW
Break the shackles of city life and head to this secluded riverside wilderness lodge.
The Great Lakes: New South Wales
Throw the rods on the roof rack and venture to the family-friendly Great Lakes region of NSW.
2016 W.E. ROCK event: Rock Crawling madness
World Extreme event takes rock crawling to another level.
Coolendel, NSW
Only a few hours’ drive from Sydney, Coolendel is the ideal spot for a weekend getaway.
Sturt National Park, NSW
Far from being boxed in, Sturt National Park in the far northern corner of NSW, offers plenty of wide open outback space.
Tough Dog King of the Hunter: 4×4 Event
Brutal rock racing event is like nothing you’ve ever seen before.
Troopcarriers of Australia event: NSW
150 Troopies, six tonnes of firewood and the perfect campsite. Bliss for Toyota lovers.
Border Ranges National Park, NSW
An easy-going but spectacular drive through the Border Ranges National Park on the New South Wales far-north coast.
Sturt National Park, New South Wales
Leave the traffic and chaos behind to embrace the remoteness of Sturt National Park.
Levuka 4WD Park, NSW
Levuka’s muddy off-road tracks cater for all 4x4ers, from seasoned pros to first-timers.
Corner Country, NSW
Ron and Viv go on an epic pub crawl through the NSW Corner Country.
Yuraygir National Park, NSW
Reaching a secret beach on NSW’s mid-north coast is not without its off-road challenges, but the rewards are obvious.
Cathedral Rock National Park, NSW
A stone’s throw from Coffs Harbour on the NSW North Coast, Cathedral Rock National Park rocks in more ways than one.
The Gorge, Clarence River, NSW
It’s hard to beat riverside bush camping, especially when it’s somewhere as laid-back as The Gorge at Clarence River. How’s the serenity?
Kinchega National Park, NSW
Kinchega National Park has history, culture, great driving and fantastic camping spots on the banks of the Darling River. Plus, it’s close to Sydney and Melbourne.
Eldee Station, NSW
For those who want a taste of life in the outback, Eldee Station offers a genuine experience as well as more than 100km of off-road tracks to explore.
Turon River, NSW
Turn those frowns upside down with a trek to Turon National Park, just two hours’ drive west of Sydney.
Corner Country, NSW
Many travellers visit Birdsville and the Corner Country during the cooler months. But Christmas can reveal the outback’s true character, as Kelly Theobald discovered.
Deua National Park, NSW
With steep climbs and descents, Deua National Park is heaven on earth for keen four-wheel drivers not scared of heights.