Start your day with an easy stroll along The Bulloo River Walk beginning at the old Cobb & Co Crossing and ending at Pelican Point Picnic Area. It’s the perfect spot for a quiet barbecue breakfast and the perfect time to glimpse local bird life. Depending on your available time and type of vehicle, you have a choice of two routes between ‘Thargo’ and Eulo. Option 1: Kilcowera Station is about 90 kilometres south of Thargomindah on the well maintained, mainly gravel, Thargomindah – Hungerford road. It’s accessible by conventional vehicle but a four-wheel drive is recommended. Visitors can stay a few days on this 49,000 hectare working cattle station to soak up the station experience. Continue the drive loop to Hungerford and Currawinya National Park before rejoining the Adventure Way in Eulo. Option 2: Head east along the Adventure Way and take the short drive to Lake Bindegolly National Park, a wildlife refuge featuring salt and freshwater wetlands. The park is home to more than 195 species of birds, 80 other kinds of animals and 300 species of plants. Travel through sheep and cattle grazing land to Eulo. Eulo is well known for its local honey and bees wax products. Treat yourself to a gourmet soak at the Artesian Mud Baths. Bathe in milky grey artesian mud drawn fresh from ancient springs. Indulge with wine and nibbles as you stretch out in the antique baths in a beautiful bush setting. Overnight Eulo.