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.
Old Ghan to the Goldfields
After months of negotiating Ron and Viv were finally given access to the privately-owned off-road tracks that stretch across the Strzelecki Desert; from the Old Ghan Railway line to the goldfields at Mount Browne.
Tracing the transcontinental railway line, outback NSW
It’s such a unique experience driving along a peaceful track that runs beside a railway line in the middle of nowhere.
Bournda National Park, NSW
Bournda National Park, on New South Wales’ Far South Coast, has everything an outdoor enthusiast desires, and more.
Lobs Hole Ravine, NSW
This hidden valley in the New South Wales Snowies offers a great long weekend soul revival.
Deua National Park, NSW
Life is about the journey, not the destination. Particularly on the expedition to Deua National Park in New South Wales.
Clarence River, NSW
For those who venture upstream, the Clarence River in New South Wales hides an adventure paradise.
4×4 Trip to Wollondilly, NSW
A wintry weekend getaway, complete with riverside camping, four-wheel driving and palatial limestone caves, just two-hours south of Sydney.
Blue Mountains, NSW
The ruggedness and complexity of the Blue Mountains landscape thwarted many early attempts to cross it by expeditions launching out from the fledgling colony of Sydney.
Tenterfield, NSW
Tenterfield, a small country town of around 4000 people lies some 3 hours south west of Brisbane on the New England Tablelands sitting just below the magic 1000 metres above sea level mark.
Stockton Beach, NSW
The paramedic training goes into action with a night-time rescue and sand-driving on Stockton Beach.