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Beach to Beach Riverside Walk

Beach To Beach Riverside Walk in Deniliquin is a popular attraction that allows visitors to explore the beautiful riverside scenery, heritage sites, and wildlife along the Edward River (Kolety).

Cycle Loop Deniliquin

Deniliquin

Deniliquin, located in southern New South Wales, is a popular destination for cycle enthusiasts.

Deni Ute Muster Museum/HQ

Automotive | Deniliquin

Opened in March 2021, the Museum tells the story of how the Deni Ute Muster began in 1999 along with displays, interactive screens, reading library and staff to answer your questions.

Deniliquin & District Historical Society Museum

Local history | Deniliquin

If you love early Australian history, then the Deniliquin Museum and District Historical Society is the place for you.

Deniliquin Town Walk

Deniliquin

The Deniliquin Town Walk is a popular walking tour through the historic town of Deniliquin.

Island Sanctuary

Deniliquin

Island Sanctuary Deniliquin is a four-hectare natural bushland island located adjacent to the main street of Deniliquin.

Mcleans Beach

Deniliquin

McLeans Beach Holiday Park is located along the sandy shore of NSW's largest inland river beach.

The Depot Historic Vehicle and Memorabilia Collection

Automotive | Deniliquin

The Depot brings history to life in Deniliquin.

The Long Paddock Touring Route

Deniliquin

The Long Paddock Touring Route Deniliquin is an extraordinary journey that takes you along the still-operational stock route along the Cobb Highway from Echuca Moama on the NSW-Victorian border to Wilcannia and beyond.

Water Tower Art - Kookaburra

Public art, Silo artwork | Deniliquin

A magnificent tribute to Australia's servicemen and women was created in the Hay countryside in December 2020. Melbourne artist Matt Adnate created a stunning memorial to the contribution of the people of Hay to two world wars, which is displayed on two water towers on the outskirts of Hay town, near popular Sandy Point beach. portraits of five people who served in World War II adorn the water towers to represent the hundreds of people in this small community who answered the call to arms.