An Aussie, an American, a Kiwi, two Canucks and a Brit are taking us on a road trip across New South Wales with the itinerary being decided by you. Follow their adventure here or sound off on where they should go on our Facebook wall at www.facebook.com/visitNSW
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When road tripping travel bloggers become temporary farmers #unmapped (Taken with Instagram at Mudgee)
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@kbstyling jumping some hay bails in the country #unmapped (Taken with Instagram at New South Wales)
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Dozer (the #unmapped road trip mascot) and I, in the bus on the way to Blue Mountains (Taken with instagram)
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Today we really wanted to try paddle boarding, but unfortunately we didn’t have enough time. HOWEVER—later in the day we happened to spot this...
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Today’s mission; find a wombat #unmapped (Taken with Instagram at New South Wales)
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Canopy walk view at Illawara Tree Top Walk #unmapped (Taken with instagram)
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@johnonolan on top of the #unmapped bus (Taken with Instagram at New South Wales)
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People at Mardi Gras 2012 in Sydney!
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photo of Ben Vadasz, Kelly Harmon, Josh Huculiak, Allan Davey at Nimbin Horse and Cart, and Kyle Bell
The speed… The thrill… The experience of my first toboggan race at the Big Banana in Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia. I decided the hand brake was merely a suggestion, and instead leaned into the turns and tried to gain as much aerodynamics as possible. Now, if only there was a way to slide pass the other tobogganers.
I just had my very first hot air balloon experience with Balloons Aloft! I wasn’t sure what to expect, but it turned out to be pretty cool. We even saw a little family of kangaroos, just before we landed.
Exploring the rainforest from high above the trees at ILLAWARRA FLY TREETOP WALK, a 500 meter long, 25 meter high swaying suspension bridge in the southern highlands of New South Wales, Australia.
GUINEA PIG RACING in Grenfell, possibly the friendliest town in New South Wales, Australia.
A little early-morning wave crash action at Werri Beach, New South Wales. It might be hard to wake up before sunrise, but it’s entirely worth it to see those rays hitting the surf.
