The Timber Cutters Run

The Timber Cutter's Run is a unique and fascinating touring route that takes you along ancient waterways and through ethereal forests.

This route reveals the story of an earthquake that occurred 60,000 years ago and the changes it brought about, including the Cadell Fault, the Narrows (Barmah Choke), a 50 kilometre sand ridge, the redirection of the Murray River, and the creation of the Millawa-Barmah forests - the largest stand of River Red Gum in the world.

The Timber Cutter's Run is a touring route through the central Murray Catchment of the Murray-Darling Basin, traveling from Moama to Balranald with stops at Barmah, Mathoura, Deniliquin, Moulamein, and Kayalite. Nature lovers and history buffs will enjoy this adventure route, which features natural wonders, historical sites, and unforgettable experiences.

During your travels on the Timber Cutter's Run, you will experience the stunning natural beauty of the region, including ancient waterways and ethereal forests. You will also learn about the region's rich history and how it has been shaped by natural forces. The route offers diverse landscapes and wildlife, including the largest stand of River Red Gum trees in the world. Historical sites and recreational activities such as fishing, canoeing, camping, and birdwatching are also available along the way. During these months, the climate is mild, making it an ideal time to experience the natural beauty of the region without excessive heat or rainfall.

To get to the Timber Cutter's Run, you can use your car and take the route from Moama