Cootamundra, Jugiong, Gundagai and Junee

(258km return to Temora)

Head to Cootamundra, via the Old Cootamundra Road, home of Don Bradman's Birthplace Museum where you will find a wealth of cricket history. Take a wander through Jubilee Park where the Captains Walk features over 40 bronze sculptures of Australian Test cricket captains.

Jump back in the car and enjoy the scenery on your trip to Jugiong where you can enjoy a delicious lunch at the Long Track Pantry in the beautifully restored Sir George Hotel. Take the time to browse the quaint shops of the village and be sure to visit the Jugiong Wine Cellar before you leave.

Next stop, Gundagai. Most famous for its Dog on the Tuckerbox, this little riverside town packs a punch. Take a self-guided audio tour of Gundagai Gaol which was built in 1859  - its walls can tell some impressive stories.

Off to your final destination - Junee. See the famous Junee Licorice and Chocolate Factory where you can take a tour, make a giant freckle and enjoy the treats from the gift shop and cafe. If you dare, visit Australia's most haunted house, Monte Cristo.