Tour around the countryside and uncover a new perspective of small outback communities and historic mining ghost towns. Head towards the impressive Chillagoe limestone caves, stop by to see iconic wildlife and eat delicious meals at local establishments. Indulge in locally sourced coffee or tea during breakfast. Drive through the Great Dividing Range into the Western Watershed region, where the copper mining town Chillagoe is located.

The guided walk into the limestone underground caves is led by a local ranger and features a variety of monumental pillars and fossilised remains. Learn about the geological and historical significance of the region as you visit the Chillagoe Smelters and Aboriginal Rock Art. Refuel at lunch in the 100-year-old Aussie pub and get to know Aussie culture. Granite Gorge Nature Park is the final stop, where an abundance of Aussie wildlife roams around like the famous rock wallabies. Keep your eyes open as you might also spot kangaroos, emus and wedge‐tail eagles. Wildlife admirers and historians will enjoy this tour and return home with many new interesting facts learned.