The Kidman Way

The Kidman Way Cobar is a touring route that stretches from the southern town of Jerilderie to the northern town of Barringun.

This scenic route travels through the heart of New South Wales, and is a perfect destination for a road trip in a car, caravan, or motorhome.

Travelling along the Kidman Way Cobar, you will witness a changing landscape. You can stop at charming towns and villages along the way, meet interesting locals, and enjoy a relaxing journey. The route also passes through national parks, state forests, and reserves, offering opportunities to explore nature and wildlife.

Along the way, you can visit the historic town of Cobar, where you can explore the Great Cobar Heritage Centre, go behind the scenes at a working mine, or cool off at the Cobar Memorial Swimming Pool. You can also visit the Peak Gold Mines, where you can tour the underground workings of one of the largest gold and copper mines in Australia.

The best time to visit the Kidman Way Cobar is during the spring and autumn months, when temperatures are mild and the landscape is vibrant with colours. Summer can be hot, so it is important to be prepared with plenty of water and sunscreen. The Kidman Way Cobar is accessible by car, caravan, or motorhome, and is suitable for driving all year round. The route is well sign-posted, and there are plenty of places to stop and rest along the way. You can start your journey at either end of the route, depending on where you are located. The southern end of the Kidman Way Cobar can be accessed via the Newell Highway, while the northern end