Explore Eugowra.

Embark on a journey along the picturesque Lachlan Valley Way and discover the charming small town of Eugowra.
 

Eugowra holds a significant place in Australian history, as it was here, at Escort Rock in the 1860s, that Frank Gardiner, Ben Hall, and their infamous Bushranger Gang orchestrated the largest gold heist in Australian bushranger history.

The caves nearby to Grenfell served as their hideout, and today, you can explore these historic sites via scenic walking
and cycling trails that will lead you near to Ben Hall's Cave hideout.

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But Eugowra is more than just a historical hotspot. The town boasts an array of artistic murals, with weekends dedicated to artists painting new masterpieces and showcasing their talents through market stalls and car shows. Don't miss the exhilarating Canola Cup Harness Race, a highlight of the Spring Racing Carnival.

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Tourist attractions abound in Eugowra, from idyllic picnicking and camping spots along Mandagery Creek to the fascinating Museum & Bushranger Centre and the heritage-listed Escort Rock. Nature enthusiasts will be captivated by the breath-taking landscapes of Nangar National Park, offering sweeping views, diverse flora, and abundant birdwatching opportunities.

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Eugowra's natural beauty extends to its clear night skies, perfect for stargazing while hiking or mountain biking through the network of trails weaving through national parks, forests, and farmlands. For a relaxing day by the water, indulge in camping, fishing, and picnicking along the banks of Paytens Bridge or the serene Lachlan River.

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And no visit to Eugowra is complete without a stop at the Fat Parcel Food Van, where you can enjoy delicious meals and refreshing drinks in the heart of the town.

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Explore the many wonders of the Lachlan Valley Way and enjoy a memorable adventure filled with colourful characters, rich history and countless surprises.

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Unlock the Lachlan and Explore Eugowra soon