Explore Dubbo at your own pace along the 13km Tracker Riley Cycleway, linking the CBD to Taronga Western Plains Zoo and Dundullimal Homestead. Following the Macquarie River, this scenic trail is perfect for walking, riding or running.
Named after Dubbo’s own Alec ‘Tracker’ Riley—the first Aboriginal tracker to reach the rank of Sergeant—the cycleway offers a journey rich in both landscape and local story.
Immerse yourself in creativity at the Western Plains Cultural Centre, home to a dynamic mix of local and Australian art. With both permanent and touring exhibitions, it’s a space to explore stories, culture and creativity at your own pace.
- Dubbo Visitor Information Centre, Macquarie Street, Dubbo NSW 2830
Follow the 13km Tracker Riley Cycleway along the Macquarie River, linking Dubbo’s CBD with Taronga Western Plains Zoo and Dundullimal Homestead. Perfect for walking, cycling or running, it offers scenic views and a connection to local history.
- 76 Wingewarra Street, Dubbo NSW 2830
Discover local and Australian art at the Western Plains Cultural Centre—home to the region’s gallery, museum and community art space. With free entry and ever-changing exhibitions, it’s a must-visit for culture and creativity in the Dubbo Region. Free admission and open daily 10am - 4pm.