Murray NSW
Forming much of the border between New South Wales and Victoria, the Murray, flowing from the Snowy Mountains in the North East to Encounter Bay in South Australia, is Australia's most important inland waterway.

With a kilometer long red gum wharf, Echuca was once Australia's busiest inland port. Full of colonial-heritage you can transport yourself back in time and take a ride on a horsedrawn carriage or a restored steam engine or head down river to explore the area on one of the paddlesteamers still in operation. The beautiful riverside town of Albury found on the NSW border has plenty to do including canoeing, white water rafting, fishing, water skiing, bushwalking, horse riding and skiing (in the winter).

Heading west along the Murray make sure to stop at Cowra the small wine town, famous for the Lindemans wine and the many other gold mining and historic towns nearby. With something for everyone young and old, the Murray is an amazing place to visit.